Spring is in the air. Time to look at all the near-empty bike lanes and wonder where have all the cyclists gone.

You were told it was coming. Told more than once. 

I know how many of you feel about the explosion of bike lanes in the two big cities.  

Well, you have been heard. 

Not by out-of-touch city councils in Calgary and Edmonton who believe your voice is worth squat compared to the noise of the squeaky wheels of a small group of cycling activists wanting to have their personal agendas met. 

But your voice has carried to the corridors of provincial power in Edmonton.

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And now there’s a new law expected this fall. 

The Alberta government led by Premier Danielle Smith is burning the midnight oil on crafting the ins and outs of a new law with teeth. 

Smith’s no-nonsense point man on pavement, Devin Dreeshen, is leading the charge and Dreeshen is a take charge kind of guy. 

This new law will crack down on........

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