With talk of road tolls, 2017 might be the year that transit really does get friendlier for cyclists.

There’s just shy of half a year worth of data from the Bloor street bike lane pilot project and the reception to those bike lanes will have an impact on transit all over the city.  Will this lead to more bike lanes along major corridors, fewer, but bigger bike paths, or does ridership justify expansion at all?

Albert Koehl, a cycling advocate, and the person largely behind the existence of the Bloor bike lanes, and Jacequelyn Hayward Gulati, the city’s Acting Director or Transportation Infrastructure Management will be joining us January 16^th, at the Madison to lead a discussion about the future of Toronto’s transportation infrastructure.

As always, the event is free, you just have to pay for anything you order.

January 16, The Madison Avenue Pub.

7:00pm doors open

7:30pm discussion starts