Toronto VS Everybody the Mississauga edition
Image from manhar80 on Instagram. Toronto VS Everybody the Mississauga edition Mississauga’s new bike plan is bigger than your bike plan by Tammy Thorne “The worst part of my commute is probably Etobicoke – very little bike infrastructure,” says Bart Maclean, … Continue reading
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Tagged bicycle-friendly city, bicycle-friendly streets, Bike lanes on Bloor, Bike Plan, Bike plans, Bloor Street, Burhnhamthorpe, construction, cycling in the suburbs, Mississauga, Mississauga City Council, political will, protected bike lanes, separated bike lanes, suburban cycling
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Condos vs Cyclists
Are bike lanes getting in the way of condo developments? Well, no, it would appear not. Although it’s good news that the province will now tax foreign real estate buyers, that still doesn’t solve the ongoing problem of condo construction … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, city cyclist, condos, construction, Toronto planning
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Richmond bike lane shut down until November: No alternate route provided
City Cyclist rides Richmond (above) to show us what the bike lane closure looks like now. Richmond Street bike lane shut down until November: No alternate route offered The city is notorious for poor planning when it comes to our … Continue reading
Bike Spotting Richmond bike lane closure
Cyclists take the lane in part of Richmond Street’s construction zone, pictured above. Want to find out out more about the Richmond closure? Check out: Richmond Street bike lane shut down until November: City offers no alternate route. Bike Spotting … Continue reading
Phase Two of Toronto’s 10-year cycling plan renewal project invites input
Photo banner from the Toronto Cycling Network Plan website. Phase Two of Toronto’s 10-year cycling plan renewal project invites input By dandyhorse staff As part of phase two of Toronto’s 10-year Cycling Network plan city planners are asking residents of … Continue reading
