Bike Spotting Businesses on Bloor: Sweet Pete’s, Curbside and SuperFresh
Bike Spotting Businesses on Bloor Sweet Pete’s Photo of Claire at Sweet Pete’s by Allison McKellar. Interview with Brent from Sweet Pete’s by Cayley James. Do you like them and what is it you like about them? Overall, yes. I … Continue reading
Photos from Open Streets Toronto on August 20, 2017
In case you missed it, the first Open Streets TO of 2017 was held on the morning of Sunday, August 20. The event closed down parts of Bloor and Yonge streets to car traffic in favour of pedestrians, cyclists, joggers, rollerbladers, … Continue reading
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Bike Spotting: Should the Bloor Bike lane stay?
We asked riders at Bloor and Brunswick if they’d like to see the bikes lane on Bloor stay, and how it could be improved. Interviews by Cayley James and Tammy Thorne. Photos by Allison MacKellar. Richard Of course! It’s a lot safer, … Continue reading
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Announcing the Tour de Bloor Passport
Councillor Joe Cressy announces the Tour de Bloor Passport at Bloor and Robert this morning, June 21, 2017. Tour de Bloor Passport New program shows new bike lane is a win-win for cyclists and merchants on Bloor Story by Albert … Continue reading
How many cyclists have to be on Bloor for city councillors to make the bike lane permanent?
Do the numbers matter or is safety still trumped by cars, parking, and attitudes? by Albert Koehl and Chris Caputo Are the number of cyclists on Harbord and Bloor high enough to justify a bike lane on both streets? Are … Continue reading
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Tagged Albert Koehl, bicycles, Bike lanes on Bloor, bikes, Bloor, congestion, data, free parking, numbers, safety, single occupancy vehicles rule Toronto
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