Starting today, the Ontario government is officially removing bike lanes in Etobicoke, a move that has prompted cycling advocates to organize a large demonstration. This action is part of a broader transportation strategy that will also see bike lane removals on Bloor Street West in the near future. Protests are planned by various cycling advocacy groups who oppose the Ontario government’s decision to eliminate these cycling infrastructures. The decision to remove these bike lanes has elicited mixed reactions from the public, with many voices in favour of increased cycling safety and infrastructure, while others express concerns over the loss of space for cyclists. As the removals take place, it will be important to monitor both the community response and any potential impacts on cycling safety in the affected areas.
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