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▲ 927 r/OntarioPolitics+2 crossposts

21 bikes and 4 cars clearing an intersection during a morning commute on University Avenue! Doug Ford wants to rip out this lane.

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 2 days ago
▲ 8 r/TTC

Has the Spadina streetcar actually gotten faster?

I just saw a northbound and southbound car both sit at College while left turning cars got an advanced left before transit green cycle. What is timeline for signal priority and faster speeds through intersections? Wasn’t the mayor doing a victory lap on speeding up streetcars a couple months ago.

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u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 7 days ago
▲ 7 r/torontobiking

Anyone ride Mill St in past couple days know if the bike lane is still blocked?

I rode Mill St. in front of distillery on Thursdsay and found there were a couple sections of bike lane completely torn up with new asphalt. Is this still the case or is the bike lane rideable now?

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u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 23 days ago
▲ 60 r/torontobiking

Main advocate against the Bloor West bike lanes and lobbyist for Bill 212 is running for council in Etobicoke Lakeshore

Cody MacRae is officially running for council in Etobicoke. We should do everything possible to help Morley's campaign as she has been a great advocate for safe bike infrastructure and has held strong against Cody MacRae and his "Balance on Bloor" gang

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 23 days ago
▲ 4.0k r/dataisbeautiful

Where is ‘Downtown’ [OC]

I made a website where users could submit an area for which they describe as downtown. Then I generate a heatmap based on all users definitions. Grid cells are coloured based on % of responses that include that point.

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 1 month ago
▲ 226 r/torontobiking

Sometimes it’s good to remember how far we’ve come

There was a time when the Harbord bike lanes were new and controversial, and Bloor bike lanes were unthinkable.

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 1 month ago
▲ 446 r/toronto

A great update to the Ookwemin Minising sees the middle of the new development transformed into a pedestrian space! This a huge improvement from the initial plan presented to council in 2024. Along with Centre Commons which will be pedestrian and cycle access only. Ookwemin and Foundry streets will be woonerfs with one-way car access.

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 4 months ago
▲ 1.2k r/GayMenToronto+2 crossposts

There were 30 speakers, and 60 letters all in favour, which is extremely rare. Along with 2,200 signatures on a petition. The next stop before it is implemented is city council on May 20th.

u/ICanGetLoudTooWTF — 4 months ago