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(What I assume is a ) "bike lane" NB Bayview between roughly north of Broadway and Glen Valley. There's one SB, too. Just painted lines. So useful! View attachment 592221View attachment 592222
What's the point? Not wide enough for a moped, so cars can't park there. If a taxi/Uber stops there, another car couldn't pass.Not a bike lane.
A curb line.
Not implemented by cycling and not really intended for cyclists.
Yeah, it looks like they redid the sidewalk and curb here, if the intention is to narrow the lanes to slow cars down, they could have just made the sidewalk wider?What's the point? Not wide enough for a moped, so cars can't park there. If a taxi/Uber stops there, another car couldn't pass.
What's the point? Not wide enough for a moped, so cars can't park there. If a taxi/Uber stops there, another car couldn't pass.
Yeah, it looks like they redid the sidewalk and curb here, if the intention is to narrow the lanes to slow cars down, they could have just made the sidewalk wider?
They got rid of all bus laybies except at the CNIB afaik. Also remove the NB stop at Glen Vale. The centre lane north of Kilgore is also reduced. Still...Yeah, from what I can tell looking at this stretch of road on Google Maps streetview and the photos in this thread, the curbs were completely redone (see red lines) to get rid of what is presumably an old bus layby on the west side and the rightmost lane for a bus stop on the east side (both shaded yellow). I am genuinely curious why the new curbs could just not be done at the curb line.
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Unrelated but looking at the last 2 photo's we have 1960's lights/infrastructure still thereAnyway, back down to Donlands/Pape/Millwood. First the *most dangerous* crossing ever. E-W green, while SB green (to Donlands and Pape, but only one lane). Yes, greens at 90°... slightly unsafe for pedestrians! (I've reported this to 311Toronto).
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WB Donlands at Millwood:
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And machinery in NB Millwood, presumably to work on the bike lane on the bridge:
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The bridge was redone in the ?1990s?? I don't know if the lights were retained, or were deliberately kept of the style.Unrelated but looking at the last 2 photo's we have 1960's lights/infrastructure still there
afaik that specific model of light is very old, I wish Toronto would upgrade to LED when repairing/redoing an area. They were installing old style lights in new projects as recently as last yearThe bridge was redone in the ?1990s?? I don't know if the lights were retained, or were deliberately kept of the style.