Cycle Toronto answers questions from the community on Reddit
Last week, Cycle Toronto Executive Director Michael Longfield took part in an “AMA” on Reddit. AMA stands for “ask me anything” and is a chance for members of a certain community to ask an expert about their area of expertise. In this case, members of the Toronto Reddit community asked Michael anything they had on their mind about cycling in Toronto.
(Users must submit photo evidence proving it’s “really them”.)
Community member questions were submitted over the course of a few days and were then answered over the course of 3 hours on a Tuesday afternoon in September.
Several of the questions focused on how individuals can make an impact when it comes to improving cycling in the city, like this question from user “abclife”:
Plenty of interesting discussion took place at the AMA, including questions and answers from Michael regarding bike lane skeptics, the rapid rise of micromobility devices, bike parking, and more. Read the full conversation here.
Thank you to everybody who took time to ask a question and thank you to the moderators of r/Toronto for hosting Cycle Toronto. Hopefully we will do a second round soon!
