Protecting vulnerable road users protects all of us
Photo by Albert Koehl Opinion by Albert Koehl When a pedestrian or cyclist is killed or seriously injured, news media often focus on whether the motorist will be charged. It’s as if charges are supposed to assure the community that … Continue reading
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Justice for Tom? Not from our Criminal Justice system
Uri and Gita Samson hold a photo of their son, Tom, while speaking to the media following the sentencing hearing for the driver who hit and killed their son. Justice for Tom? Not from our Criminal Justice system by Tammy … Continue reading
Keeping Ontario’s Roads Safe Act includes expanded protection for cyclists
Keeping Ontario’s Roads Safe Act includes expanded protection for cyclists By Nico Mara-McKay Photo by Lee Campbell from dandyCommute: The Junction to Yorkville On Monday, March 17, the amendments Transport Minister Glen Murray proposed to the Highway Traffic Act were … Continue reading
Defining the e-bike: How will Toronto on Two Wheels encompass electric bikes?
Photo by Frank Theriault. Pooch looks on as her scooter-style e-bike-driving master mixes with regular traffic. Laying down the law in the bike lane: Pedals only please City council will reconsider allowing e-scooters in the bike lane again on Feb. … Continue reading
Sign the petition to support the installation of new contraflow lanes in Toronto
Photo by Martin Reis. Contraflow lane on Montrose. The aim of the bike lane was to provide a safer route for kids to get to the park and swimming pool. Sign the petition to support the installation of new contraflow … Continue reading
