Save PickupPal in Ontario

View the list of people who are speaking out for their right to Rideshare in Ontario. So far 2167 signatures have been added to the petition to Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty. Below are the 1626 names and comments that are viewable in the public listing.

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Name:	Comment:
Norman Powell Sault Ste Marie, Ontario	Great Ida
Norman Powell Sault Ste Marie, Ontario	Great Ida
Talia Gali Fountain Valley, Ontario
Margaret Kennedy Kitchener, Ontario
Marg Kennedy Kitchener, Ontario
bruce borland oshawa, Ontario	I agree absolutly and not particularly for the money..I often drive long distances and am always looking for someone to keep me company...it is so much safer this way than picking up hitchhikers...please change this archaic law and take the monopoly away from the bus companies who are just being greedy and malicious with the court action..
Sandra McKitterick Oakville, Ontario
Sandra McKitterick Oakville, Ontario
Jen Aitchison Toronto, Ontario	This is a service that is not only ecologically sound, but just made people less likely to hitchhike and is not going to threaten the financial stability of the big Bus, Plane or other travel industry. It's basically a big bulletin board for rides. If you shut this down, you may as well shut down all other community sites that offer a service like this.
Sara Collings Toronto, Ontario
Don Summerville Toronto, Ontario	Dalton, this is something that is right up your alley! Do something about it.
Anastasia Kokolakis Toronto, Ontario
Philip Fernandes Brampton, Ontario	Seriously, think about it ... no traffic woes ... no surging gas prices ... etc. etc.
Greg Broadhead London, Ontario
Stephen Morton Ottawa, Ontario
Julie Baldassi Burlington, Ontario
William Pietersma Chesterville, Ontario
Tom Stricker Toronto, Ontario
steven beketa Guelph, Ontario	Connect the KW with Guelph with some sort of transit system.
Stella Karnis Kirkland, Quebec
J Wortel Toronto, Ontario	Now more than ever we need to amend this law and allow responsible conservation of fuel.
Kimberly Ash Mississauga, Ontario	This law is ridiculus, aren't we suppose to be helping the environment.
Ali Sheikh Toronto, Ontario
David Lewis Nepean, Ontario	PickUpPal provides a service that is beneficial to both passengers and drivers, as well as the environment. The Public Vehicles Act of Ontario needs amending to allow for this innovative, yet common sense solution!
Susan Peschken Toronto, Ontario
Dave Strobl Guelph, Ontario	Anything that can help cut down on emissions should be looked at and this seems like a quick and easy win. Buses shouldn't be considered the only option for people.
Liam Kavanagh-Bradette Markham, Ontario
Amanda Wheadon Kirkland Lake, Ontario	Dear Mr. McGuinty: PickupPal is an important part of commuter's lives in this day and age of gridlocked traffic, air pollution and not too mention road rage. I live in a northern Ontario community called Kirkland Lake and as of October 1 2008 the Ontario Northland Bus Service will no longer drive into Kirkland Lake to pick up bus passengers, instead people needing to take a bus will have to get out to Highway 11 in Kenogami which is 15 kilometers away and catch the bus out there....I do not have a driver's licence and I must walk to my destinations within the town limits of Kirkland Lake, otherwise I rely upon others to drive me out of town. I have not used this PickupPal driving service but I have read articles about this much-needed service and this type of system should be encouraged because it would be cheaper and quicker than trying to take a bus, train or an airplane. There are many people in this country who cannot afford to buy a vehicle because they only work part-time, at minimum wage or they only work a contract or short-term job. People pay enough for gas and car insurance so why make this process any more difficult? Who is to say that when you board an airplane that one or both of the pilots are under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol? Maybe the Greyhound Bus driver has a previous criminal record? No matter what form of transportation you take, there is always the risk of an accident or passengers injuring or killing other passengers when using mass transportation. Thank you for taking the time to read my concerns.
John Filipkowski Ottawa, Ontario	Just a reminder... Allo-Stop is still in business in Quebec, *and* has the support of the Quebec government!
Renate Sander-Regier Bristol, Quebec	These activities will help toward reducing our transportation and fuel-use footprint on the planet. Not only that, they are very helpful to students and others with limited budgets. As a student who lives in Quebec and studies at an Ontario university, I rely heavily on shared and public transportation.
Franco Pacetti Black Rock, Outside Canada	If the Ontario government is serious about reducing the levels of carbon emissions from vehicles and is sincere when it says that it is subject to the will of the people than it will do the proper thing and amend the Ontario Public Vehicle Act. Failing which it will be the object of ridicule by the rest of North America.
Stephen Lawrence St. Catharines, Ontario
Joseph Demers Vanvouver, British Columbia
Sherry Gibson Cobourg, Ontario
D Dyja Toronto, Ontario
Amanda Clozza Oakville, Ontario
Biljana Zelenovic Ottawa, Ontario
Andrew Higgins kitchener, Ontario
Nicole Mungar Vanier, Ontario	I think pickup pal is a great idea.
Lynn G. Ottawa, Ontario	carpooling and ridesharing is saving the environment. isn't 'going green' one of the governments biggest goals lately?
Dave Smaller Toronto, Ontario	Get with the times, McGuinty! CoachCanada SUCKS! http://www.hittheroad.ca
Robert Hope Owen Sound, Ontario	We need more alternative to allow us to produce less CO2!
Anna Belayev Ontario
David Sheedy Toronto, Ontario
Geerish Pandiya London, Ontario	3.And do everything needed to advance and further this excellent method of helping people help do their share for the preservation of this EARTH OUR HOME.For if there is no earth all the money spent on job creation and distributed to our friends the bribe givers at election time has no meaning.SO GET MOVING AND ACT RESPONSIBLY.
Albert Kaufman Portland, Ontario
Kim Marquis Brampton, Ontario
Ellen teBraak Port Hope, Ontario
Gillian Owen Toronto, Ontario
Beth Jones Toronto, Ontario
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