Category Archives: Cities
Lawrence Solomon: Bicycles kill. How urban cycling policies made city streets more lethal
Giving bicycles a bigger share of the road has backfired on vehicle safety. Continue reading
Posted in Automobile, Cities, Other, Public transit, Toll roads, Transportation, Uncategorized
Tagged automobiles, Bicycles, cycling infrastructure, cycling revolution, pollution
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Interview with Lawrence Solomon on cycling
“So you used to be a bicycle advocate going back to the eighties …” Mark Towhey discusses Solomon’s controversial cycling article and his view that bicycles have become a harm instead of the benefit that they should be. Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Other, Public transit, Toll roads, Transportation
Tagged automobiles, Bicycles, cycling infrastructure, cycling revolution, pollution
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Lawrence Solomon: How cities made a huge mistake in promoting cycling
Cycling lanes consume more space than they free up, add to pollution and drain the public purse. Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Other, Public transit, Toll roads
Tagged automobiles, Bicycles, cycling infrastructure, cycling revolution, pollution
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Lawrence Solomon: Housing shortage? What housing shortage?
Politicians could put to bed the lament of high housing costs by restoring freedom and common sense. Continue reading
Posted in Cities, Regulation
Tagged Canadian real estate, housing, Lawrence Solomon, toronto, Vancouver
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Taxi-sharing as region’s transit answer
(February 10, 2014) Lawrence Solomon’s call for an overhaul of how taxicabs are licenced could apply to Windsor-Essex, reports WindsorOntarioNews.com. Continue reading
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