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Excellent! Every piece of bike infrastructure that gets built makes the network as a whole more usable. We've made significant progress in the last 5 years, it would be a real shame to lose our nerve at this stage.
Dreeshen and the rest of the seppies can just stop coming to the legislature if they have that much of an issue with being in an urban setting.
Choosed? Chose?
Choosened?
The choosening.
Good news! I am glad Edmonton isn't caving to provincial pressure: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/alberta-government-bike-lanes-legislation-9.7195867
It's getting spooky in Alberta with the province trying to force cities into rolling back bike infrastructure.
Too many woke road users, gotta boost sleepy drivers numbers!