Old 09-20-22, 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Miele Man
i was riding through Cambridge, Ontario on my way to a bicycle shop. That bicycle shop was on the other side of highway #401 which is a major highway. There's an overpass with a protected bike lane on it. The thing is the bike lane is on the far right of the road and actually goes to the right of the on-ramp to the highway. there are a LOT of BIG trucks using that Franklin Blvd on-ramp. talk about a dangerous bicycle lane.


So, NO! in many cases I do not use a bike lane. This is especially true of the many "Door-zone' bicycle lanes that I see.

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In Toronto, we had a dangerous situation like this at the eastbound direction of the Bloor viaduct crossing the DVP on-ramp. Now there are traffic lights specifically for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
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