Northern Light
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I haven't seen the roll plan, but yes, there is sufficient room.
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- Thread starter MetroMan
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I haven't seen the roll plan, but yes, there is sufficient room.
TwoWheelPoli
Active Member
The City of Toronto just updated their cycling public consultation page and one more project has emerged. Keele from Finch to Steeles.
www.toronto.ca
While there are not any public meetings scheduled, you can fill out a survey until Monday, October 20. Here are a couple of diagrams to show what is being proposed to save @Northern Light some work.
Keele Street Safety and Bikeway Improvements
Share your comments on road safety and streetscape opportunities on Keele Street between Finch Avenue and Steeles Avenue. Submit comments by October 20. Share Your Comments The City of Toronto is inviting feedback on opportunities for road safety, cycling, and pedestrian upgrades on Keele...
www.toronto.ca
While there are not any public meetings scheduled, you can fill out a survey until Monday, October 20. Here are a couple of diagrams to show what is being proposed to save @Northern Light some work.
Northern Light
Superstar
The City of Toronto just updated their cycling public consultation page and one more project has emerged. Keele from Finch to Steeles.
Keele Street Safety and Bikeway Improvements
Share your comments on road safety and streetscape opportunities on Keele Street between Finch Avenue and Steeles Avenue. Submit comments by October 20. Share Your Comments The City of Toronto is inviting feedback on opportunities for road safety, cycling, and pedestrian upgrades on Keele...
While there are not any public meetings scheduled, you can fill out a survey until Monday, October 20. Here are a couple of diagrams to show what is being proposed to save @Northern Light some work.
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TY for the labour saving.
Did a quick scan. Fine from a cycling perspective, but I don't like the street tree removal on the one side, while we retain a fairly useless median that makes crossing distances longer.
Trim or eliminate the median, add a row of street trees to buffer pedestrians and cyclists from traffic.
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slicecom
Active Member
The Esplanade bike lanes are now complete from Scott St to Market St. Still a gap missing between Market St and George St though.
DSCToronto
Superstar
It is all too typical of the City that the Cycling Group did this before the Street Repair Group got around to grinding and repaving the (fairly small) deteriorated areas/utility cuts. Both are part of Transportation Services and one might have hoped that these two would cooperate but.... SIGH!! I expect to see the grinders on site any day now (or, maybe, never!)