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| Posted to Road Conditions by: Martin Koob on Monday, April 7, 2008 @ 9:27 pm
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There is a motion on the agenda of the April 9th Public Works and Infrastructure Committee PWIC that asks City of Toronto Staff to report on a measure aimed at improving snow clearing from the City of Toronto's bicycle lanes. This is the result of a discussion at the The Toronto Cycling Advisory Committee (TCAC) meeting of March 17th, 2008. The measure being considered is: ...enforcing a temporary "No Parking" policy along designated snow routes, for key roads or key portions of major thoroughfares, preceding forecasted snow storms, in order to provide motorists ample notice to not park on the designated roads and to facilitate the clearing of snow right to the curb, thereby providing cyclists with sufficient space to ride safely on the designated road. You can read the entire motion at the following link. PW 14.15 Winter Snow Removal on Bicycle Lanes. You can send your comments on this motion to the PWIC at pwic@toronto.ca or you can contact its members directly. You can get all of their contact information at the following link Public Works and Infrastructure Committee. The TCAC will follow up on this at their next meeting on April 14th. Committee members have been asked to come forward with a list of priority bike lanes that should be kept clear of snow. Martin Koob
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I had thought that on those streets where there were bike lanes there was no parking (no stopping, actually) allowed already. Am I missing something? Posted by: ahumphreys on 07-Apr-2008 at 10:45 pm
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Consider streets like Jones Ave which has on street parking between the curb and the bike lane all the way from Queen E to Danforth Ave. As the amount of snow increases parked cars edge away from the curb and into the bike lane, making it impossible to clear. By the end of this past winter this five lane wide street (two traffic lanes, two bike lanes, two parking lanes) was a very narrow two lane roadway. Posted by: admin on 08-Apr-2008 at 1:21 pm
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