at least i hit it once for the season high <| sep |> Look man , pull your head out of your Netherlandsinspired fantasy for a minute and be pragmatic about the situation . If you want this utopian infrastructure for cyclists built , you ' re going to need a critical mass of public support to get it done . If a good deal of the population views Toronto cyclists as a public nuisance with no respect for pedestrians and other road users , do you think it will ever happen ? You may be right that better infrastructure will solve a lot of problems in the longrun , but much like we don ' t reward a petulant child for throwing a tantrum , the public is not going to clamour all over themselves to fund infrastructure for a group of arrogant scofflaws . Sounds unfair , doesn ' t it ? Perhaps , but I ' m certain I ' m not the only person in this city that ' s reached a tipping point with cyclists , and would rather see our existing laws enforced and more consequences for the everincreasing amount of cyclists that simply don ' t respect anyone else on the streets or sidewalks .