Has the city lost it's mind...

[Mad Mike]

So i guess it's about subsidizing the behaviour you want to encourage the most (to make it the most appealing)

And a healthy dose of pandering to the mass of voters you want (union and riders).

 

[Mad Mike]

That's easy. It's an absolute cluster at every intersection unless bikes and vehicles have their own lights (which is also a cluster). Braindead drivers can't make turns without mowing down people walking, having someone closing at 30 km/h after you have committed to the turn is a bloodbath. Honestly, I'd rather have bike paths between lane. Like roundabouts, more bumps, less straight up kill shots from perpendicular impacts.

Right turns only and walking bicycles left would fix that safety problem.

 

[Mad Mike]

I give you, value.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1848443122008965419

That money could go towards the 3 struggling transit projects under provincial authority to get people moving. But instead I guess we have money to send $200 cheques to people, cancel contracts a year early to get beers in corner stores, and destroy recently built lanes in a city.

You have to fig a little deeper into what is causing delays in those projects. Yes Metrolinx is ultimately responsible, and they must do better. Ford is cleaning out the old guard, almost all appointed byl the Wayne regime.

Then there are the protester folks whining and complaining it’s moving slowly while they delay projects with protests and court challenges.

 

[GreyGhost]

Right turns only and walking bicycles left would fix that safety problem.

Only if you are part of the car mafia and want to prevent anyone from riding. It is just as practical to walk bikes across intersections as it is the push cars across. If you want people to commute, they need to remain in/on their vehicle and stop as infrequently as possible.

 

[Evoex]

Only if you are part of the car mafia and want to prevent anyone from riding. It is just as practical to walk bikes across intersections as it is the push cars across. If you want people to commute, they need to remain in/on their vehicle and stop as infrequently as possible.

Oh boy, here we go with the conservation of motion!

 

[Mad Mike]

Only if you are part of the car mafia and want to prevent anyone from riding. It is just as practical to walk bikes across intersections as it is the push cars across. If you want people to commute, they need to remain in/on their vehicle and stop as infrequently as possible.

Almost everyone stops before a left, and as I think deeper, they don’t need to dismount as the perpendicular lane is right there - stop and join in that lane. No less convenient than the gazillion pedestrians.

 

[Mad Mike]

Oh boy, here we go with the conservation of motion!

That’s an elitist concept.

 

[FullMotoJacket]

I can only think of one or possibly two places that I feel reasonably safe eating at in this country.

Cockroaches at Devonshire Mall

Cockroaches spotted in Devonshire Mall has caused backlash in the city. CTV Windsor’s Travis Fortnum shares the details.

ottawa.ctvnews.ca

 

[ifiddles]

I can only think of one or possibly two places that I feel reasonably safe eating at in this country.

Cockroaches at Devonshire Mall

Cockroaches spotted in Devonshire Mall has caused backlash in the city. CTV Windsor’s Travis Fortnum shares the details.

ottawa.ctvnews.ca

And that is honestly why I rarely eat out...haven't been to the movies in probably 10 years...that and bed bugs...yuck