""Bikes make the most sense" as they allow faster delivery by bypassing congestion, said Cyndi Gilbert, a board member at Bike Brigade, whereas using a car poses additional challenges including parking."
""I think it would have a massive negative impact on us and the community members that we serve some of the programs we have would end," said Joy Gough with CFTO."
Ontario's plans to remove key bike lanes in Toronto jeopardize food delivery programs from aid groups like Community Fridges TO (CFTO). These bike lanes are crucial for transporting food from markets to community fridges. The provincial government is appealing a ruling that deemed this removal unconstitutional. If the government wins, aid groups fear program shutdowns, especially affecting seniors and people with disabilities. Biking groups are essential for efficient food delivery, as they mitigate traffic issues and rising operational costs, making bike transport preferable over car deliveries.
Read at www.cbc.ca
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