Making art out of everyday infrastructure: Q&A on bike lock-ups with Marianne Lovink and Scott Eunson
Scott Eunson and Marianne Lovink with one of their Bike Plant designs at Edward Gardens. Photo by Stefan Weber (courtesy of Toronto Botanical Garden) While we debate the scope and location of cycling support in Toronto, two artists have added … Continue reading
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Rack’n’Roll: Bike parking in Toronto not keeping pace
New Video: City Cyclist on bike parking Rack’n’roll: Bike parking in Toronto not keeping up with the times As the number of cyclists increases, the number of bike parking spots stays the same Story by Alex Chronopoulos Having trouble finding … Continue reading
Bike lanes on Bloor: an update
Image produced for Cycle Toronto by Jeremy Johnston, TCAT. ~ this story was originally published on dandyhorsemagazine.com on November 16, 2013 ~ Bike lanes on Bloor: an update Work gloves instead of party hats Story by Albert Koehl ~ originally … Continue reading
What’s happening on Harbord? Bike lane upgrades… we hope
Many cyclists use the Harbord Street bike lanes every day in Toronto. Photo by Martin Reis What’s happening on Harbord? Bike lane improvements…we hope On the surface, Harbord is a cyclist’s paradise. But patches of missing bike lanes and controversy … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, BIA, bike lanes, Bike Spotting, bike union, City of Toronto, Cycle Toronto, Harbord, parking, separated bike lanes
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