@DavidLepofsky@nadia_guerrera He doesn’t speak for the entire community. Please don’t listen to him on this. Many people use e-scooters for accessibility…
Imagine thinking this is helping accessibility. Lots of people can’t ride bikes David and scooters work for them. You don’t speak for everyone on this.
Hey @ElectAshan As candidate for Scarborough-Rouge Park, will you make the Municipal Disability Accessibility Pledge: No e-scooters! No scramble intersections! No bike paths on the sidewalk! Email us [email protected]#accessibility#Topoli https://t.co/K9ZjL5s21t
Toronto streetcars average just 10.7 km/h.
That's slower than a typical runner or cyclist – and less than half the speed of a Lime e-scooter in most cities.
The problem isn't the streetcar network. It's how we operate it.
Toronto can do better.
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@CP24 Hey, @BryannAguilar can you confirm that this was a dooring (ie the door was opened into the path of this scooter user)? It seems unlikely that they just ran into an open door of this vehicle at speed...
TPS isn’t making any friends here. The lack of a scooter pilot in Toronto has pitted mobility device users against TPS unnecessarily. But the least they could do is use neutral language when talking about doorings…this is basic stuff that the cycling community has been dealing with for years…
Interesting way to a describe a dooring resulting in life threatening injuries!
I guess it doesn't jive well with their massive dragnet op on and shaming of e-mobility device users to say that actually, the real danger on our roads is f*cking inattentive motorists 1/2
@cityoftoronto "We need to get people out of their cars into new alternatives!"
How about this emissions free electric scooter Mayor?
"That sounds like a great thing to BAN"
-Toronto Logic
@mattgurney your city is lame.
@cityoftoronto What is the reasoning behind banning them as opposed to requiring appropriate safety gear and requiring them to follow the same rules as e-bikes?
@cityoftoronto Typical. Everyone wants and expects us to be more environmentally conscious.. Use less gas, build 15 min communities, but then restrict how we can get around.. You CAN use those in Edmonton, IF YOU USE the ones the city gets a cut of.
So dumb.
Stop babysitting people, go to work
@cityoftoronto this is the new face of transportation, instead of banning them, adapt and find a way for people to use them safely. Especially when the cost of owning a car is increasingly expensive and bad for the environment. Especially when you also will not fund transit
@cityoftoronto I don’t understand this
Wouldn’t this help with the “cars cause pollution” messaging?
It’s cheap and affordable transportation around cities.
The other issue is how people ride them, but banning them seems to go against the political mantra.
@cityoftoronto Really odd take on something so prevalent. 🤨
It's 2026. Are we closing our eyes and pretending eScooters won't be constantly increasing in popularity?
Why don't you adjust bylaws accordingly to keep people safe instead of pretending these will just go away?