November 19th, 2008
Wednesday’s headlines
By Monika Warzecha // 3 Comments
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Mother, son hit crossing road [Toronto Star] is also a worthwhile read, along with a view of the air photo. (You can see the path worn into the grass east of Central Park Dr.) It speaks to the challenges in being a pedestrian in a suburban "downtown" environment built around the car.
The article is vary unclear about what bike route will be cleared.
There is no "multi-use path" on the Queensway and King Street West, except for a short stretch along the bottom of High Park. Do they mean the Martin Goodman Trail along the waterfront?
"The plan also calls for a study of how much it would cost to clear the waterfront Martin Goodman Trail for use by well-bundled cyclists all winter."
I though the plan was to clear the Martin Goodman Trail, not keep thinking about it. It should cost any more then an obscure North York sidewalk no one uses.
Clearing snow on bike paths is long overdue, but like all cycling announcements in this city, I'll believe when I see it, and still be surprised though it was announced.
Comment by jamesmallon
November 19, 2008 | 9:05 am