@CTVKitchener Um, sure hope they clean up the downtown and move the proposed drug consumption site away from the nearby downtown core. May detract some would-be buyers and hotel guests from staying there.
@CTVKitchener Divided? How about opposed to the idea, especially on major arterial roadways for the maybe 3 cyclists per day seen using them. Strongly encourage analysis and observation with a decision supported by data to see many cyclists are actually using those roads before implementing
@CTVKitchener@HeatherSenoran So frustrating - I avoid roads with these temporary bike lanes because Iβd increased congestion. Have maybe seen 1 cyclist ever using these lanes. Remove them please
@CTVKitchener Why are there temporary bike lanes on roads that ALREADY have marked bike lanes (Erb St)? Do not see any cyclists using these lanes. They must have thought βif you build it, they will come?β Currently avoid roads having these because of increased traffic.
@BrentButt I was the third kid. I found one photo of mom, me, my older brother and sister. Mom insisted it was my younger brother - {sheesh}. Maybe there are none ...
@CTVKitchener The decision makers need to talk to the businesses that line the streets where these designated bike and pedestrian lanes now exist and assess the impact to traffic and revenue. I, for one, moved my bank branch from downtown Waterloo because it is now more difficult to park.
@CTVKitchener Whoever makes these decisions should actually drive on the roads and see just how often the designated bike lanes or sidewalks are used. I do not use public transit or ride my bike to get from place to place and avoid downtown Waterloo ar all costs because of these measures.
@TorontoStar This is what happened to my son on 2 properties. The asking price on ona condo was $375k - my son came in at $380k and the bugger countered at $410.
@TorontoStar Bully offers donβt have to be accepted by the seller so there is no added βpressureβ to accept. What should be removed is the practice of the seller setting a sale price, rejecting the offer and then countering with an asking price tens of thousands of dollars higher than asking
I don't give a lot of life advice, but if you have to do 2 things; go to the bank and drop off dry cleaning, always do them in that order. Banks don't like it when you walk in carrying a large empty sack.