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A safe yet eficient route during rush hour when Bloor St. West and Danforth Ave. are a nightmare.
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A way up the east side of the core. Notice the big problem just above bloor to just below St Clair, that's Mt Pleasant which is a hyway and a kill zone for bikes.
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Tags: Bloor St. East, Eglington Avenue East, Mount Pleasant Blvd., Sherbourne Street, Queen’s Quay,
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Victoria Park and Gerrard to Gerrard and Bay St. - FAST
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King St. West at Bay St. to Yonge and Eglington Ave via Lascelles
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King St. West at Crawford to Young and St. Clair - redux
Biking Toronto Member, Bikeroo, and leckyf suggested some changes to this route. This ‘Redux’ gets around TTC infrastructure along St. Clair near Bathurst and finds a new route to Heath St.
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Tags: King St. West, Crawford St., Yonge, St. Clair,
Biking Toronto Member Bikeroo added this change to the route using the gmap-pedometer map making application.
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Thanks to Biking Toronto member, Todd Tyrtle for making this map.
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Tags: commute, Dufferin, Eglington, safe, Steeles, Yonge,
Todd Tyrtle added these comments:
“I had a few minutes this evening and put in the new route to work. I tweaked it a little from what I originally planned and it works pretty well. The only dicey parts of it are the 401 crossing. Making a left on to Wilson’s a pain and can take some time. Most folks up there ride the sidewalk and hardly anyone walks so I tried that this morning and it was much easier. From Finch on to the end is another part where though it isn’t legal and I can’t officially encourage it, I will say that everyone I’ve ever seen on that road is on the sidewalk. With a 70 (80?) km/hr speed limit and folks who go faster than that routinely I wouldn’t recommend the road to anyone. And there’s no good way around it either. *Other* than that it’s pretty safe. While the route I posted earlier today was prettier, this one’s definitely way less stressful.”
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Thanks to Biking Toronto member, Todd Tyrtle for making this map.
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Tags: Dufferin, Eglington, Steeles, Yonge, commute,
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Created by : Duncan
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Tags: Adelaide St. West, Bloor, Dufferin, Dundas St. West, Yonge,
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