@RobGosse1@JohnTory@TorontoComms @FIFAeWorldCup @FIFAcom@CanadaSoccerEN Yes, a penny saved is a penny earned. $20mil doesn’t just lie on the road (pun intended). Bike lanes should go on Yonge and $20-million - to another good cause.
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@Mike53303417 @blogTO There are thousands of successful restaurants on car-free streets in every respectable city in the world. Millions of Londoners, New Yorkers and Parisians walk to restaurants. Could Torontonians learn to live a city life? Or will they remain suburban at heart forever?
@ShannaMunro@RestaurantsCA There are thousands of successful restaurants on car-free streets in every respectable city in the world. Millions of Londoners, New Yorkers and Parisians walk to restaurants. Could Torontonians learn to live a city life? Or will they remain suburban at heart forever?
@HumeChristopher@TorontoStar Traffic congestion will ease when people use their bicycles, instead of their cars. Bicycle lanes are a must on Yonge. And why would bicyclists need to be forced to take Beecroft? Cars can use Beecroft and Doris also... Poor cyclists are always pushed to the side.