Members of the Civic Works Committee hope residents will share their thoughts on Tuesday about the possible creation of dedicated bike lanes in the downtown.
A public participation meeting is set to start at 4:15 p.m. at city hall to gather feedback on cycle tracks.
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Staff have recommended installing the lanes along sections of Queens and Colborne streets at a cost of $466,000. That money is available under London’s cycling plan.
Officials have said the lanes would create a barrier between traffic and cyclists, ensuring neither would infringe upon the other.
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