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UUntitledCyclist reacted to DSCToronto's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with
Haha.
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to txlseries4's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
If you’re talking about the origami looking thing it’s one of six “public Art Installations/Light Posts titled ‘Let There Be Light’ for...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to TwoWheelPoli's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
For the Etobicoke folks out there, the City of Toronto announced a public consultation for the Elmhurst Drive and Islington Avenue...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to innsertnamehere's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Angry.
I agree. It was there to give the minister flexibility to respond to municipal shenanigans (see Toronto's response to the banning of the...
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UUntitledCyclist replied to the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes).I'm quite sure it just uses some AI model to do it as well, which is whatever (here we are!) but I doubt it is an effective solution at...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to txlseries4's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
It emails 311 with details the website asks for, and requires city staff to themselves create a service request. But not all required...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to DSCToronto's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
Who monitors these reports? Does it simply create 311 reports?
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UUntitledCyclist replied to the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes).Thanks @Northern Light! Just to follow up: I reached out to Danielle and got a call back from a staffer who listened and had some...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to TwoWheelPoli's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
For those of you wondering about the Lower Don Trail, Brian Tao recorded this video showing it is accessible from Corktown Common to...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to Northern Light's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
This is correct. The province has not, to my understanding enacted any 'other prescribed purpose' at this time.
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to Northern Light's post in the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes) with Like.
https://www.toronto.ca/community-people/get-involved/public-consultations/infrastructure-projects/ossington-avenue-safety-streetscaping-i...
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UUntitledCyclist replied to the thread Cycling infrastructure (Separated bike lanes).Trying to make yet another 311 quest for impeded bike lanes on Eglinton (east this time) and I find the process almost designed to push...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to jeff316's post in the thread Avenue Road = Most aesthetic street in Toronto? with Like.
I second the highway comment. It makes it one of the loudest streets in Toronto. Visually appealing, audibly grating.
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to mrgrieves's post in the thread Avenue Road = Most aesthetic street in Toronto? with Like.
The street is too wide so as a pedestrian it feels cold and uninviting As far as aesthetics, you still have the issue with power...
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UUntitledCyclist reacted to Jonny5's post in the thread Avenue Road = Most aesthetic street in Toronto? with Like.
The historic apartment buildings are impressive, as are the churches, the modern towers north of St. Clair, the old MoE building, De La...
