Roads, sidewalks and transportation services. To begin, what do you think are the most important issues facing our city in 2011, страница 11

Roads, sidewalks & traffic - Important Issues

649.  

Traffic congestion

650.  

lack of bike lanes

651.  

traffic congestion

652.  

gridlock in the city

653.  

Improving Infrastructure, Roads, Sidewalks

654.  

Bike lanes

655.  

traffic gridlock

656.  

congestion

657.  

Traffic congestion

658.  

traffic gridlock

659.  

Roads and transportation

660.  

Road use (cars & bikes)

661.  

traffic

662.  

traffic

663.  

traffic congestion

664.  

Traffic control

665.  

Construction on roads

666.  

need for more bike lanes

667.  

traffic

668.  

Bike lanes 

669.  

Infrastructure - water, roads, transportation

670.  

Traffic

671.  

closing of major roads for runs/charity events

672.  

Bike lanes and safety

673.  

The Gardiner Expressway

674.  

roads

675.  

traffic

676.  

traffic

677.  

Traffic

678.  

road congestion

679.  

road traffic

680.  

Roads & Traffic

681.  

Infrastructure, particularly subpar roads

682.  

maintaining existing GTA infrastructure -water, sewage, roads

683.  

Bike lanes

684.  

Congestion

685.  

Transport & Traffic

686.  

Traffic

687.  

Transportation/reducing traffic

688.  

transportation: traffic, congestion, long commutes, not enough bike lanes, not enough walking streets

Roads, sidewalks & traffic - Important Issues

689.  

gridlock

690.  

Traffic

691.  

Inadequate non-automobile traffic on the streets and sidewalk.  Small retail establishments on streets like Woodbine, East Danforth, Christie, Main etc. simply cannot succeed unless we get more people walking and biking.  Even where street parking is provided, people in automobiles tend to drive to larger, centralized stores (e.g., Zellers), rather than shopping in their own neighbourhoods.   Surveys on streets like Bloor and Harbord have shown that people on foot  and on bikes are more likely to stop and shop.  In order to encourage pedestrian and bike traffic, we need to make basic investments in things like sidewalk improvement, planting in medians etc., bike lanes/sharrows, and public events to get people used to enjoying the street.

692.  

SUVs and trucks on city roads

693.  

Congestion

694.  

Roads

695.  

Lack of bike lanes

696.  

roads broken or cracks 

697.  

Gridlock

698.  

Road congestion

699.  

traffic

700.  

Traffic congestion

701.  

pedestrian/cyclist safety. not enough bike lanes or safe lanes

702.  

Quality of roads - Many in disrepair

703.  

traffic and pollution

704.  

traffic flow

705.  

Traffic grid lock

706.  

traffic

707.  

Congestion

708.  

traffic gridlock

709.  

Better public transportation, more bike lanes, and electric trains.

710.  

adding more bike lanes/ making toronto more bike friendly

711.  

Bike Lanes

712.  

Downtown and highway traffic, a long commute time for most people everyday

713.  

Road Repairs 

714.  

Environmental sustainability (food security, clean air, no smog, more bike lanes, no diesel fuels, better green bin programs, community gardens, a REAL GREEN CITY)  

715.  

Traffic congestion

716.  

Infrastructure and Road maintenance

717.  

road gridlock

718.  

Awareness about bike lanes and biking in the city

719.  

Bike Lanes