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LILLEY: If food delivery riders leave Toronto’s bike lanes, who will use them?

Toronto built bike lanes for cyclists, but food delivery riders have become their biggest users

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A new ad campaign by the City of Toronto is warning e-bike riders not to use the city’s bike lanes.

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