What was planned for the bike lane outside the Holyrood school, and what stopped it?
· Said in 3 comments · 3 claims
Going ahead
The design file, approval history and correspondence can show what was proposed outside the school, the councillor’s official role and why the design stopped.
- How far the work has got
- Registered
- Whether it is worth checking
- Going ahead
- What a reader can see
- Not published yet
The Holyrood design file and the correspondence about it answer the two claims about the school lane. The claim that 79 Street relieves 75 Street needs the City's traffic counts for both streets.
Where it came from
Taken from Yegscoop post on council's 2026-08-26 bike lane decision, read end to end. Every factual claim in it was extracted and merged, so this question is listed whatever became of it.
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The claims under it
79 Street carries traffic that would otherwise use 75 Street and is a school-run route for parents.
Said in 1 comment
It is an important street for alleviating traffic from 75 St and for people to navigate & drive their kids to school before work.
Hardy Vole C.
Councillor Ashley Salvador wanted bike lanes in front of Holyrood school with the yellow buses moved across the street.
Said in 1 comment
Ashley Salvatore wanted to put bike lanes in front of Holyrood school and move the yellow buses across the street.
Icy Grebe A.
The Holyrood school bike lane design was approved and was stopped after the school principal objected.
Said in 1 comment
it was approved. It was the principal of the school that caused a commotion and had it stopped.
Icy Grebe A.