Let’s cut to the chase: more bike lanes in Toronto? Absolutely not. While I get the eco-friendly argument, those bike lanes are forcing cars into a tighter squeeze, turning rush hour into rush DAYS. Remember when you’re stuck on the Gardiner, wondering why you’re sitting in traffic while a cyclist breezes by? We need to rethink urban mobility, not just add paint to the pavement. Let’s invest in real solutions—better public transit, smarter traffic management—before we compromise our city's flow. What do you think? Do bike lanes benefit or burden Toronto?