Idaho Stop, Toronto Style!
Idaho Stop, Toronto Style Story and video by City Cyclist Cyclists never obey the law; everyone knows this. Cars are always law abiding; this too is based on evidence. I’m personally terrified of someone on a 23 lb. bicycle slowing … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, bike week, Cyclists, go pro, Idaho Stop, intersections, Toronto
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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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Artist profile Rob Collinet
Artist profile Rob Collinet Riding on rainbows Rob Collinet designs Toronto- and bike-focused art and often puts that art on T-shirts. He recently created a Blue Jays logo with a raccoon. Rob is a bon vivant bicyclist and artist about … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bike lanes, Bike Month, bike pride, cycling, Cyclists, pride, pride month, rainbows, Rob Collinet, Toronto
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Bike Spotting on the (NEW!) Martin Goodman Trail
Bike Spotting on the (NEW!) Martin Goodman Trail Interviews by Tammy Thorne, photos by Claire McFarlane The Martin Goodman Trail, which stretches across Queens Quay was reopened recently after a complete redesign featuring a designated bike lane. We chatted with … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Spotting, Cyclists, martin goodman trail, pedestrians, Queens Quay
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Bike Spotting: Bike Share: part two
Bike Spotting: Bike Share: part two The following is an exert from our NEW issue! Photo by Robin Sutherland, Lisa Logan, Claire McFarlane and Yvonne Bambrick
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Tagged Bike share, Bike Spotting, commuting by bike, Cyclists, Toronto
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