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
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
Adelaide bike lane between Bay and York is a nightmare: City to repatch this week
The asphalt patch job only covered some of the dangerous streetcar tracks and potholes in the ‘bike lane’ on Adelaide Street. The City says they are repatching again this week. Adelaide bike lane between Bay and York is a … Continue reading
dandyhorse March 2016 newsletter
Image above from the City of Toronto at toronto.ca/bloorbikelanes. It’s here! Check out our March newsletter Inside we say goodbye to winter (no matter how mild) and hello to spring… and bike lanes on Bloor. Sign up for the dandyhorse … Continue reading
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City plans to install bi-directional bike lane on Harbord in 2014
Reviewing plans for new bi-directional bike lane on Harbord and Hoskin City plans to install bi-directional bike lane on Harbord in 2014 and is currently conducting a cycle track study for Richmond – Adelaide Public consultation continues to October by … Continue reading
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