You’re Not Allowed To Park There
Photo of a tempting truck ramp in the Wellesley bike lane by Jake Tobin Garrett. You’re Not Allowed To Park There You Know? A new planner’s perspective on parking in the bike lanes With more bike lanes we’re seeing more … Continue reading
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Tagged bike lanes, bloor bike lane, buffered bike lanes, cyclist safety, david tran, gerrard street, good road design, illegal parking, Kingston, lower speed limits, On-Street Parking, parking in bike lanes, parking infractions, pedestrian safety, scofflaw motorists, slow down, speed limits, Toronto
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From the Horse’s Mouth: Dr. David McKeown on how Toronto can get healthy in 2016
Illustration by Ian Sullivan From the Horse’s Mouth: Dr. David McKeown on how Toronto can get healthy in 2016 From the Horse’s Mouth is a new dandyhorse series where we ask City Hall experts questions related to their area of expertise. … Continue reading
dandyARCHIVE: City councillor pushing for slower speed limits on residential roads
In celebration of City Councillor Josh Matlow’s recent success in reducing speed limits (from 40 km/h to 30 km/h) on residential streets in East York, we decided to dig into the dandyhorse archives for this story about the fight for safer … Continue reading
Complete Streets would mean a healthier Toronto
Photo by Tammy Thorne Toronto Public Health: Complete Streets would mean a healthier Toronto by Jonah Brunet When Toronto Public Health put forward a proposal to lower speed limits in 2012, it was met with immediate, knee-jerk pushback from the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2015, bike lanes, Complete Streets, Cycle Toronto, lower speed limits, TCAT, Toronto, Toronto Public Health
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The City’s new public works chair on cycling
Illustration by Warren Wheeler. Councillor Robinson says she’s excited to work with Mayor Tory to roll out cycling infrastructure as chair of the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee But what’s it like biking in her ward? Story by Jenna Campbell … Continue reading
