According to the report, City staff recommend developing a “streetcar track and cyclist” safety strategy. The goal of the strategy will be to actively collect data on streetcar track incidents, communicate safety tips and to ultimately launch a pilot project that will test various pavement markings to improve visibility for cyclists. Cycle Toronto proposed similar short-term recommendations in its August call to action to the City and we are pleased they are taking action. We encourage members of PWIC to adopt the recommendations.
Read the full post: “City of Toronto Addresses Streetcar Track Hazards for Cyclists; New Bike Lanes Absent” on Cycle Toronto.
