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If he wasn't such a bitch for Return To Office then he wouldn't have to fight traffic on the way to the office
I had to drive the other day and was stuck in what should have been 15 minutes for 2.5 hours. People were doing illegal shit like driving on the wrong side for 2 intersections and blocking the third to get ahead. There are no bike lanes along that road at all and to get through that area I usually bike the trails and it takes me 25 min. Bike lanes just work
the people using these bike lanes need to get organized and continously tell everyone around them that cars can fuck off
Could you imagine how much higher that proportion would be if people felt safe while cycling. Maybe if there were dedicated cycling paths that weren't next to cars.
That's crazy talk. Induced demand is only reserved for cars
Doug Ford has a history of anti urbanism.
Looks like cars should get that 1m wide lane, and give cyclists the full road, instead. 😂
These numbers are high, but just imagine if cycling infrastructure was a priority, rather than an afterthought that needs to be fought for every single day. I have no doubt that cyclists would outnumber drivers pretty much any time, and maybe that's why drivers are getting increasingly more hostile.