The whole commute is semi-protected bike lanes, frankly having them be fully protected would be useless since the speed limits are quite low.
I'm so happy the urbanist party holds the mayors office, elections are coming up so I hope it holds.
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J'ai immédiatement reconnu le petit symbole du vélo peint sur la piste. J'adore notre ville!
Je me sens tellement plus en sécurité à Montréal que dans une plus petite ville. J'ai de la famille et des amis à Drummondville et je m'y rend fréquemment à vélo, et c'est un tout autre monde. C'est un peu ironique car les gens qui habitent dans ces plus petites villes ont souvent tous la réaction "ah mon dieu, tu fais du vélo à Montréal, moi j'aurais peur!!", mais c'est surtout de la projection car faire du vélo dans leur ville est effectivement effrayant.
Aussi, vive l'interdiction de tourner à droite sur les feux rouges. Ça aurait jamais dû être permis ailleurs au Québec.