Speaking of cars being where they shouldn't, I saw in the free daily in Montreal today that the suburb of Montreal-East is installing bollards to protect people waiting in bus shelters. (After the mayor's daughter got hit by a car while waiting in a shelter. But he says he would have done it even if it wasn't his daughter). And that's on the sidewalk, with vertical separation, unlike say our King St cycle paths. Which are better than they used to be but it's still far too common to see cars in the bike lanes.
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