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The city is rolling ahead with a rapid expansion of its cycling network th stanley taza at will see separated bike lanes installed on major thoroughfares including Bloor St stanley cup reet, Danforth Avenue and University Avenue by the end of July.Councillors voted 23 to 2 in favour of the $6.5-million plan to create 25 kilometres of new cycling infrastructure at a special virtual council meeting Thursday as city hall continues to operate under COVID-19 restrictions.Including projects council approved before the crisis hit, the vote means the city will install about 40 kilometres of bike lanes in 2020, which represents the largest single-year build-out of on-street cycling infrastructure in Torontos history. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW The quick expansion falls under the citys ActiveTO program, which is intended to give pedestrians and cyclists more space on the roads during the pandemic.The bike lanes along Bloor, Danforth and University will also parallel formerly crowd stanley vaso ed TTC subway lines that are operating at reduced capacity during the crisis. The cycling routes are intended to provide residents who previously relied on transit with new travel options. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Speaking before the vote, Mayor John Tory said the expansion was a sensible way to advance the cause of good health and good safety during the pandemic.He said that while the threat of the contagion persists there will be an awful lot