Toronto Star; February 27, 2017

Re: Bike lanes on Bloor have increased driving time and boosted number of cyclists, Feb. 24

It’s great news that the bike lane on Bloor is being used by thousands of residents who can now cycle safely in the city’s core.

Motorists who face longer driving times might consider the extra time in their cars both an investment and a cue.

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It’s an investment because it allows for the development of a sustainable mode of transport that is healthy, affordable and climate friendly. And it’s a cue for motorists to consider other options like transit, car-pooling, or cycling (even if only for part of their trips).

As a city, we might also finally acknowledge — as other cities have already done — that driving downtown in a single-occupant vehicle is a luxury we can no longer afford.

Albert Koehl, Toronto