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Doug Ford’s bid to remove Toronto bike lanes faces its first legal hurdle

Summary by The Toronto Star
Cycling advocates have asked for a temporary injunction on the Ford government’s plan to rip out Toronto bike lanes.

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Doug Ford’s bid to remove Toronto bike lanes faces its first legal hurdle

Cycling advocates have asked for a temporary injunction on the Ford government’s plan to rip out Toronto bike lanes.

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Court challenge happening for Doug Ford's bike lane removal law

Ontario won’t begin removing bike lanes in Toronto until March 20 at the earliest — but a group of cyclists is applying for an injunction to prevent the work until their legal challenge against the plan has its day in court.

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Removing bike lanes will likely worsen gridlock, lead to more collisions: government documents

Engineering report prepared for the province estimates Queen's Park's plan to remove Toronto bike lanes could increase collisions by 54 per cent

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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