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Part of Toronto will soon be transformed into a 'Dutch-style' intersection. Safety is improved by moderating turn speeds, increasing separation between modes, and enhancing visibility of vulnerable road users.

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Stephanie Fritz's profile picture
Stephanie Fritz2 years ago

Proper bike turning lanes! Logical places to stop without hindering pedestrians!

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Malvin2 years ago

(this would be much easier to navigate as well as figure out what other people were planning to do if the bike lanes were a different color)

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Jack Tattersall 2 years ago

@cityoftoronto Do this for every intersection of bike lanes in the city! Now we are talking about how streets should be in our city. Thank you so much 🤗

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KaiserY2 years ago

Only thing missing is for the intersection to be raised to sidewalk level. 👍

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Derek Kerton2 years ago

I hate the criticism "But nobody uses bikes on Bloor". Sure, it's currently 4 car lanes, no bike lane, & cycling numbers aren't so high. Gee...wonder why. They built car infra, & wonder why it's all cars? How many cars would there be if we built 8 bike lanes and zero car lanes?

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TokyoWarfare2 years ago

pedestrian hell.

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Douglas Yardley2 years ago

It should be a memorial to Dalia Chako, who was killed by a car there.

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Michiel Beers2 years ago

Beautiful rammelstrook, eh, rumble strip detail

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Patrick2 years ago

I can't wait for more of these in #KitchenerWaterloo. 😊

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Thomas Dunmore Rodriguez2 years ago

A dream for many of us...@oliviachow @sergiobanosr @martibatres

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