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nuSarnia Basis raises issues over Ontario transportation invoice

November 5, 20243 Mins Read
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A gaggle devoted to making sure there are energetic transportation choices in Sarnia is sounding the alarm over Ontario Invoice 212.

The proposed laws would make cities get provincial approval in the event that they wish to set up new bicycle lanes that require the elimination of an present lane of visitors.

Town must submit details about present bike lanes on municipal roads the place an present automobile lane was eliminated. Pending a evaluation, the province might then power the town to take away a motorbike lane and return the roadway to regular visitors.

Tasks which have reached the development stage or the place building contracts have been awarded can be exempt.

nuSarnia Basis Govt Director Tristan Bassett mentioned we have made a variety of progress regionally in recent times, and this may be a step within the flawed course.

“Our most important precedence is simply to make it identified that this invoice would not replicate the wants of our group right here in Sarnia, nor do we expect it is a step in the suitable course for us,” mentioned Bassett. “It’s a actual risk to our potential to maneuver ahead as a biking group right here. There are a variety of households now, as a result of economic system, taking a look at how they’ll go to a single automotive residence and perhaps one in all them commute to work by public transit or strolling or biking. There are a variety of households that wish to see their youngsters bike or stroll to high school.”

Sarnia’s Lively Transportation Grasp Plan requires the set up of 106 kilometres of on-road biking infrastructure, 92 km of sidewalk, and 15 km of multi-use paths.

Bassett mentioned, like many different cities, Sarnia’s inhabitants is rising and quite a lot of individuals do not have automobiles.

“We have now a rising variety of Worldwide college students coming right here, and that is a extremely giant non-car proudly owning demographic in our inhabitants,” she mentioned. “We have now lots of people in our group who’re starting to rely an increasing number of on alternate types of transportation, and eradicating entry to that’s only a actual step within the flawed course.”

She famous the overwhelming majority of individuals they surveyed instructed them they’d experience their bikes extra usually if there have been extra devoted lanes.

“With biking infrastructure, the info has actually proven that for those who construct it individuals will come,” mentioned Bassett. “The identical goes for visitors as effectively, it is an induced demand. The extra you give attention to car visitors, the extra persons are inclined to drive. Through the years, the roads then turn into busier.”

Bassett encourages residents to voice their issues to Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey by way of an emailed letter.

These wishing to submit their suggestions on-line can even accomplish that on the Ontario authorities’s web site.



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