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Looks like at this point a lot of 'experts' are offering their opinions...will have to see what city council ends up deciding I guess. The other big question will be...how are they gonna collect the toll?

I wasn't aware that they already decided that this is gonna be a flat toll. In that case, I agree, things are gonna get worse rather than better. https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/11/24/toronto-tolls-could-ease-gridlock-but-only-if-done-right-experts-say.html

That is really what the plan is, since it's mostly 905ers that commute on the DVP and the Gardiner. Looks like most Torontonians also see it that way -> https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2016/11/28/support-for-road-tolls-may-depend-on-how-question-is-framed-poll-suggests.html

Looks like I'll still be commuting on the bike this coming week :D

Rode into work today...next week looks good :)

Isn't that what CAA is for :agave:

So you took the weekend cours and passed at Learning Curves and all you need to do is go to service Ontario to update your actual license? You can do that at any Service Ontario location.

Hey timtune, Atmosphere has a sale on the Marmot Limelight 2 Person Tent with Footprint; https://www.atmosphere.ca/categories/gear-by-activity/camp-hike/tents/backpacking-tents/product/marmot-limelight-2-person-tent-with-footprint-331998112.html

RIP sorry for your loss :sad:

The Hubba and Elixir are two different tents. The Hubba is quite more $$$ and weighs about 1kg less than the Elixir

:lmao: what a ******...I guess it doesn't fit in your Ontario driver thread ;)

I'd probably just slow down and pull over.

Re: Canada's Motorcycle On-Line Store No more Giant Loop products there :sad5:

http://www.fema-online.eu/website/index.php/2016/10/07/nmcu-asks-elon-musk/

I must say that since I moved from Mississauga to Stouffville I'm really happy there. But yeah, never really liked living in Mississauga either. Other than that I guess it would be in the Okanagan valley.

If you look at the pavement you should be able to see the traffic sensor lines. Put yourself on on top of them: http://motorcycleinfo.org/2009/08/traffic-lights/

Adult cyclist on the left hand side walk, his own fault. -> http://www1.toronto.ca/wps/portal/contentonly?vgnextoid=2bfaa19cdcef7410VgnVCM10000071d60f89RCRD

Or the German ones...they call them affectionately 'Kuchenblech' over there LOL

Can't say that I disagree...and I've most likely spent more time than you on European roads ;)

There are some bad drivers in Germany too trust me ;) Speed enforcement there is heavily done with (so beloved here) photo radar...except they take your picture from the front so that your face can be seen and you do get your demerit points ;)