There’s a feeling “out there” that because motorists pay “user fees” for licences and registration as well gas taxes and insurance, that they somehow have more “rights” to the road than everybody else. And that because motorists pay for those things, somehow motorists are more “responsible” that the rest of society which includes lowly cyclists.
There are open legislative committee hearings scheduled for the week of Feb 9 on Bills 118 (banning cell phones while driving) and Bill 126 (young drivers, drunk drivers, Greg's Law, etc.).
You or somebody you know may be interested in making a presentation to the committee.
The Ontario Government announced today that they will remove the PST from bike helmets, other safety accessories, and bicycles that cost under $1000, starting December 1st.
McGuinty says:
This post has nothing to do with religious schools.
About 2 and a half weeks ago, I sent a letter to each candidate in my riding (Eglinton-Lawrence) to ask for their views on cycling. I thought their responses would be quick and timely, so I could start some discussion here well in advance of the election. I promised the candidates I would share their responses with other cyclists on this web site, hoping other readers might share any experiences with their local candidates.
Bikes belong in Ontario!
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