Bike Spotting at Sherbourne and Carlton: Why is fall cycling so great?
Bike Spotting: Why is fall cycling so great? Do you have any tips? By Tammy Thorne and Cayley James Grace It’s amazing because the weather is perfect … don’t want to get too personal here, but, no sweating. I do … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lane, bike lanes downtown, Bike Spotting, Carlton street, cayley james, east end, Sherbourne, Tammy Thorne
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Bike Spotting on Bloor: What do you think of the new bike lane? Part 2
Bike Spotting on Bloor: What do you think of the new bike lane? Part 2 Photos by Cayley James, interviews by Tammy Thorne and Cayley James We asked: What do you think of this new bike lane on Bloor? Check … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lane, Bike Spotting, bikespotting, Bloor Street, commuting, pedestrians, real people, Toronto, urban planning
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Bloor Bike Lane: Catching up with the Bicyclists of 1896
Photo by Martin Reis from a Bells on Bloor ride. Bloor bike lane: catching up with the bicyclists of 1896 By Albert Koehl How long did Toronto cyclists have to wait for bike lanes on Bloor?
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Tagged 2016, Albert Koehl, Bells on Bloor, bike lane, bloor bike lanes, bloor st, history, Toronto
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Bike Spotting Bloor Part Two from our new issue
From the summer 2016 issue of dandyhorse magazine: get dandy or subscribe here. Finally, after years of community effort Torontonians will be able to ride safely along Bloor with the installation of a partially protected bike lane pilot project on … Continue reading
How Bike Lanes Get Installed in Toronto
Photo of the Queen’s Park Cycle Track getting built courtesy of the City of Toronto. How Bike Lanes Get Installed in Toronto By Claire McFarlane This story was originally published on Torontoist. From a distance, installing bike lanes might seem … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lane, bike lane design, City of Toronto, design, how it's made, separate bike lanes, Sherbourne, Torontoist
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