Grate Expectations: Will City Act to Replace Unsafe Grates?
Story and photos by Lee Campbell Toronto’s 2001 Bike Plan gave the city clear direction to replace hazardous catch basin grates with bike-friendly alternatives, but as sharp-eyed or unlucky cyclists are well aware, there are still some out there waiting to … Continue reading
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Tagged Bike Plan, bike safety, City of Toronto, College Street, dangerous grates, grates, infrastructure, safe streets, sharrows
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Test ride: Montréal’s separated bike lanes
Text and photos by Chris Riddell I’ve been living in La Belle Province for a month now, and in this time I’ve seen so much amazing cycling infrastructure. Everywhere I go there seems to be another bike lane. In fact, … Continue reading
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Tagged bi-directional, cycling, infrastructure, Montreal, safety, separated bike lanes, seperated lanes
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Youth leaders present vision for cycle-friendly Ontario
Youth participants of the Ontario Youth Bike summit mingle with MPPs at the closing reception Youth leaders present vision for cycle-friendly Ontario Story and photos by Matt Talsma Ontario youth leaders passionate about improving cycling conditions across the province met … Continue reading
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Tagged #CycleON, 2013, bikes, Glenn Murray, infrastructure, Ontario Bike Policy, Ontario Bike Summit, policy, Queen's Park, youth
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EGLINTONconnects open house reveals separated bike lanes planned in street redesign
EGLINTONconnects open house reveals separated bike lanes planned in street redesign Text and photos by Joey Schwartz What: Community consultation and planning open house to present the recommendations for the future of Eglinton. When: Monday October 7th at George Harvey Collegiate … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, bike lanes, City of Toronto, crosstown, Eglinton, EGLINTONconnects, events, infrastructure, open house
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Anne Harris: Studying the effects of infrastructure on bike safety in Toronto and Vancouver
Anne Harris: Studying the effects of infrastructure on bike safety in Toronto and Vancouver Text and photos by Kaitlyn Kochany When I ask Anne Harris if she feels safe riding her bike on Toronto streets, she hesitates for a split … Continue reading
