Driving in Toronto/Markham/Oakville VS Stupidity on the Roads/Streets 35

Toronto is one of the worst cities in Canada to commute in, whether it's by car, by bike, by foot, or by public transit.

Unfortunately, a lot of road users in Toronto just don't seem to care about safety, and reducing gridlock.

Pedestrians, drivers, cyclists, etc.

Regardless of the mode of travel people use, people should be commuting in a manner that improves traffic flow.

Unfortunately most Torontonians drive, walk or bicycle, etc in a manner that contributes to gridlock.

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*** Viewer discretion is advised:

If seeing people being aggressive, honking at ot complaining about. inconsiderate road users (such as people risking innocent people's safety, distracted road users, slow drivers, or ANY road user behavior that contributes to gridlock or that slows down traffic unnecessarily unless trying to prevent someone from turning from the wrong lane, etc) upsets you, then I DON'T recommend watching this video.

This includes (but not limited to):
Drivers, cyclists or pedestrians distracted on the phone
Drivers not going on a green light
Pedestrians or cyclists crossing on their hand signal in front of traffic
Drivers blocking bike lanes
Drivers illegally parking/picking up/dropping off/delivering/loading in a "no stopping" zone
Slow drivers
Drivers turning left at a "no left turn" sign
Drivers turning right at a "no right turn" sign
Drivers making a U-turn at a "no U-turn" sign
Drivers going slower in a passing lane
Drivers going slower in the left lane on ANY roadway or highway.
Drivers going slower in any lane that's not a curb lane
Drivers blocking intersections
Drivers making a risky last minute lane change in front of traffic
Drivers turning from the wrong lane
Drivers blocking traffic to give change to panhandlers
Drivers driving with high beams (unless otherwise communicating to another driver, telling someone to lower their high beams, or if there're no other drivers in sight)
Making license plates to inconsiderate drivers publicly visible
Any unnecessary obstruction to traffic
Leading pedestrian intervals