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From CTV Kitchener: The Region of Waterloo unveiled to the public its plan to
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The Region of Waterloo has unveiled their plan to make the area more
bicycle-friendly.

A virtual meeting on Wednesday gave people an overview of the region's plan to
make separated bike lanes permanent.

The lanes were added to a number of Kitchener and Waterloo roads in 2019 as a
pilot project.



The region wants to expand the separated lanes to other areas and officials say
they saw a 57 per cent increased in cycling ridership during the pilot project.

"Cycling on those streets today, on most streets, is undesirable due to
collisions between motorists and cyclists," said Korne Musci, a transportation
planning manager. "What we have learned during the last decade is that
physically separating cyclists from motor vehicles is one of the most effective
tools to increase the safety of both cyclists and motorists."

The project will look at expanding current cycling lanes along King Street
North, University Avenue, Erb Street, and also bring new infrastructure to
Bridgeport Road and Caroline Street.

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