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The Green Line guide to safety measures for drivers, pedestrians and cyclists in downtown Toronto

The Green Line spoke to a driving instructor, a pedestrian advocate and the Biking Lawyer and created a guide with pro tips for getting around the city safely
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A pedestrian, driver and cyclist on Yonge street.

Are you tired of having close calls, perhaps even near-death experiences while walking, driving and/or biking in downtown Toronto?

Us too — and we got your back. We spoke with a driving instructor, a pedestrian advocate and the Biking Lawyer to get you the most important safety tips to keep in mind when commuting in the city.

Tips for drivers

If you hate driving in downtown Toronto, you're not alone.

Figuring out the one-of-a-kind Jarvis Street reversible lane, or navigating around streetcars and bike lanes is not easy. Long-time driving instructor Ronald Gomez told us all about how to deal with Toronto’s unique driving challenges.

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Read the rest of this story on The Green Line, a hyperlocal information and community services organization in Toronto.

Then register for The Green Line's community dinner and Story Circle event, "Toronto's Bike Lane Removals: Tips for Staying Safe" where you can hang out and brainstorm solutions with fellow community members.

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