Last Wednesday, Miguel Joshua Escanan’s young life was taken while riding his bike on Avenue Road, metres beyond the end of ActiveTO bike lanes (and where a speedway begins).
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See our campaign for a Minimum Grid of 100km of protected bike lanes, and 100km of Bike Boulevards, connected together across the City of Toronto
73% of Torontonians say a lack of cycling infrastructure is holding them back from riding more often. A grid of protected bike lanes supported by a network of bicycle boulevards is a vital way to get Torontonians moving. Ridership rises when biking is easy, safe and comfortable. A study from Portland, Oregon found that 60% of people are interested but concerned about cycling for transportation. A Minimum Grid would help that 60% cycle more often, creating a transportation system that is easier, safer, more sustainable, and more fun. Visit our Minimum Grid micro-site to learn more about how we plan to make Toronto a better place to ride.
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Over the long weekend, Councillor Ford suggested cancelling ActiveTO — eliminating space for people.
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