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Canada's National Observer
@nationalobserver.com

If cyclists only used side streets to bike through Toronto, they’d be forced to snake around rivers, train tracks and winding roads, adding to the length of their commute.

nationalobserver.comFord's bike lane removal likely to make Toronto traffic worse, dangerous: analysisA clearer picture of Toronto’s cycling network, shaped by expert interviews and a Canada’s National Observer analysis of City of Toronto documents, suggests the Ford government’s move to rip bike lane...

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Michelle
@michelle-colleen.bsky.social

Not to mention, having to play frogger at every uncontrolled intersection needing to be crossed. I have to do this on Oakwood and Rogers every time I ride the sections of my route that are on "side streets" and it's dangerous!

Tea’s Emporium & Co.
@teasemporiumandco.bsky.social

Not only that are they planning on installing separate bike lanes on these side streets to continue to try to protect cyclists or is it a free-for-all hope you don’t get hit on a side road because if you have to install bike lanes on side roads, there goes residential parking in a lot of the city