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Have you ever used a crosswalk at an intersection with cars? People constantly take a run at pedestrians and run red light which kills people all the time. Drivers constantly park in bike lanes next to empty driveways and empty parking lots. Does that mean I should not support roads for cars because "you guys can't handle bike lanes?" See how absurd of a statement that is?
They mayor is a she.
There's a $5k federal rebate on personal EVs too and provincial rebates too in many provinces. You can buy an electric cargo bike for that price.
Zwift is a video game where you can connect your bike to "smart trainer" so it feels like you're biking outside. Not knocking Zwift/Peloton - many people enjoy it.
They also need to change all sorts of traffic lights and repave large sections road. There are cement barriers implanted into the road and the large removable ones have been there for so long they'd leave imprints in the asphalt. Not to mention maneurvering through the city with construction equipment while attempting to keep one way traffic in a single lane open.
TORONTO — Ontario's plan to remove bike lanes on three major roads in Toronto will cost more than $48 million and likely lead to only minimally faster commutes for drivers, city staff say in a new report.
Petition Against Banning And Removing Protected Bike Lanes
Tell your friends. Inbe4 someone spends 5min discussing the effecacy of a petition that takes 2min to read and sign.
Here's one small easy thing you can do to help https://www.cycleto.ca/ilovebikelanes
TORONTO — Ontario's municipalities say upcoming legislation that would require cities to get provincial approval for some bike lanes is a "significant overreach" of power.
Doug Ford’s wants to take Toronto bike lanes off major roads and build a tunnel under Highway 401 — but neither plan will help drivers
Do you feel that a thin line of paint protects you from getting hit by a car?
Saturday was supposed to be celebratory for the Guelph Coalition for Active Transportation. That evening, they were planning on holding their annual “Bike the Night” extravaganza, but t…
Saturday was supposed to be celebratory for the Guelph Coalition for Active Transportation. That evening, they were planning on holding their annual “Bike the Night” extravaganza, but t…
Two separate incidents happened last month on Guelph roads
The G2G Rail Trail group is pushing for safer trail connections for cyclists both in and out of Guelph
Strollers don't bother me at all. It seems difficult enough being a parent, I'm not going to hate on them for using a stroller.
'We need a public transit system that allows all people to accomplish their daily tasks, kids in tow,' mother of 5 says
Susan Bard is remembered as a loving mom, passionate gardener and an enthusiastic volunteer with numerous groups in Guelph
Some city and county councillors are concerned closing Guelph's safe consumption site will interfere with service levels
People smugly say that for every petition. There's no benefit in defeatism.
Shoutout to all the rad women on bikes.
Since the GTA was amalgamated, it's made Toronto conservative due to the suburbs now being part of Toronto. This has significantly grown conservative support since. Also, we need to vote more.
More here: https://youtu.be/KkO-DttA9ew
Goodyear Canada is set to invest more than half a billion dollars to expand and modernize its tire plant in southeastern Ontario, with the goal of making the plant net-zero in less than two decades.
Car tires will not help us achieve net zero. EVs will marginally help but we achieve net zero with walkable/bikeable cities and improving our public transit infrastructure to be the fastest and most convenient option.
Reminder to people to support their local transit and cycling advocacy groups.
I think we can fix it by spending another 10 billion on new highways and additional lanes instead of funding transit. Surely, it will work this time. /s
- Behing The Bastards - informing, well researched bits of history with hilarious hosts
- The War On Cars - The name is a bit of a joke. Interesting discussions around how our cities are designed.