Alberta Minister Criticizes Bike Lanes
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‘Stay in your own lane’: Critics irked with Alberta transportation ask to kill bike network plan | Globalnews.ca
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Devin Dreeshen says he's trying to avoid clashes with government's goal of expanding road networks.
He blames bike lanes for traffic congestion and obstructing work to build infrastructure needed for Alberta 's growing population.
Critics say the government is overstepping and making an issue out of nothing.
Alberta could follow Ontario in legislating any new bike lane that comes from the removal of a vehicle lane.