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New Poll Suggests 84% of Torontonians Support Protected Bicycle Lanes

by eBikes International

A total of 84% of respondents supported the construction of protected bike lanes in Toronto according to a new poll conducted by Ekos Research for the non-profit environmental group The David Suzuki Foundation reports the Toronto Star.

Cyclists on closed Lakeshore Blvd as part of ActiveTO program. © Toronto Star
Cyclists on closed Lakeshore Blvd as part of ActiveTO program. © Toronto Star

The vast majority of Torontonians who responded to a new poll feel the city needs to do more to protect vulnerable road users including people who are walking, seniors, kids, and people on bikes.

Recent new infrastructure as part of its ActiveTO program, during the COVID-19 pandemic, is technically only temporary and is due to be reviewed by city council sometime in 2021.

Read the full report here.

Posted in eNews

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