The bike budget that pays for everything except bike lanes
The Bike Budget Explainer* We’d like to call this an *Explainer, but we can’t, because, well, it’s kind of inexplicable by Albert Koehl Does Picasso paint Toronto’s bike lanes? You might think so when comparing the $11 million in capital spending … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, 2019, bike budget, bike lanes, budget, city hall, planning, protected bike lanes, Toronto, Vision Zero, where are the bike lanes, why so slow, zero vision
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dandyhorse summer newsletter is here
The dandyhorse summer newsletter is finally out. You can read it here. You can sign up to receive the dandyhorse newsletter directly to your inbox here or email newsletter@dandyhorsemagazine.com and ask to be added to our list. Our summer 2018 newsletter … Continue reading
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Tagged 2018, Bike City, bike lanes, keesmaat for mayor, new premier, newsletter, summer, Vision Zero
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Die-in at City Hall for Safe Streets
Die-in at City Hall Advocates demand safer streets for all by Jun Nogami Tonight, March 22, 2018, advocates for safe streets held a die-in at City Hall. About 200 people turned up to lie down. Organized by Friends and Families for … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Law, city hall, Die-in, FFSS, Friends and Family for Safe Streets, pedestrians, protest, safe streets, Vision Zero
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Vision Zero Comes To Toronto
Image from the City of Toronto Vision Zero Comes To Toronto By Taylor Moyle No loss of life is acceptable. This is the mantra behind Vision Zero, an international movement started in Sweden in 1994 to eliminate traffic fatalities. The … Continue reading
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Tagged 2017, bike, bike lanes, biking, budget plan, cycling, Jaye Robinson, john tory, Mayor John Tory, road safety, roads, safety, Sweden, Toronto, Vision Zero, zero deaths
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Vision Zero Summit
Image by Jeff Carson from dandyhorse July 2015 Vision Zero’s approach to infrastructure: Making mobility safe from the start By Andrea Bodkin, HC Link This post is part of a blog series leading up to Canada’s Vision Zero Summit on November … Continue reading
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Tagged artspace toronto, conference, Cyclists, Daniels Spectrum, death, education, outreach, parachute, prevention, road safety, Toronto Star, Vision Zero, Washington Post
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