More planning planned for 2019 in bike lanes
2019 looks like another dismal year for bike lane installations in Toronto More planning planned for 2019 Bloor-Danforth expansion not included in planned installs By Tammy Thorne Almost three years ago the City of Calgary decided to install a grid … Continue reading
Making Bloor safe for cyclists is not as easy as you might think
Photo by Martin Reis from Pride and Privilege on Bloor a dandyhorse story. Making Bloor safe for cyclists is not as easy as you might think by Albert Koehl For all the simplicity and joy of riding a bicycle, making roads … Continue reading
Pre-Election Bike Plan Update
Pre-Election Bike Plan Update Story by Robert Zaichkowski and Albert Koehl At the current rate of installation, the City of Toronto is on track to complete its 10-year bicycle plan in 24 years — by 2049 instead of 2025. (See … Continue reading
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Toronto needs protected intersections now
Why Toronto needs protected intersections now Story by Robert Zaichkowski This year has been a tragic one on Toronto’s roads with seventeen pedestrians and four cyclists killed during the first six months of this year. Many of these tragedies – including … Continue reading
BIKE MINDS storytelling event launches with theme of Belonging
Belonging at BIKE MINDS Story by Derek Rayside, Photos by David Keogh Belonging was the theme of the first BIKE MINDS event on January 17, 2018. Organized by Matt Pinder and Michelle Kearns, BIKE MINDS is a bicycle-themed storytelling event where guests share inspiring … Continue reading
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