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The Ministry of Four Wheels Doesn’t Care if you get Doored

Posted on April 3, 2017 by dandy

Illustration by Warren Wheeler for issue 2 of dandyhorse. Story by Albert Koehl This story originally appeared on Torontoist. Bam! You’ve been doored. You land awkwardly, and hard, on the asphalt. Luckily there are no passing cars or trucks. You … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged cars, collisions, door prize, doored, dooring, know your rights, law, legal, Ministry of Transportation, MTO, police, Toronto Police Services, TPS, trucks, Why does Toronto hate cyclists? | Leave a comment

Celebrating community and building bike infrastructure: Ontario Bike Summit roundup

Posted on April 25, 2016 by dandy

Jamie Stuckless, executive director of Share the Road, speaks at the Ontario Bike Summit. Photo by Bryen Dunn By Bryen Dunn Support for cycling infrastructure continued to grow at this year’s Ontario Bike Summit. The City of Toronto and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged Bike Friendly Community Award, Bike share, City of Toronto, Complete Streets, eleanor mcmahon, Heritage Rides, infrastructure, Jamie Stuckless, martin goodman trail, Ministry of Transportation, Nancy Smith Lea, Nicole Freedman, Ontario Bike Summit, Ontario government, Ontario Municipal Cycling Infrastructure, share the road, TCAT, Thomas Hassan, Toronto Centre for Active Transportation, wayfinder | Leave a comment

Fines for ‘dooring’ and distracted driving set to increase

Posted on September 1, 2015 by dandy

Illustration by Warren Wheeler for issue 2 of dandyhorse. Fines for ‘dooring’ and distracted driving set to increase By Evan Morrison Fines for ‘dooring,’ distracted driving and improper lighting on a bike are set to increase as of September 1, in … Continue reading →

Posted in Uncategorized | Tagged 2015, Bike laws, Bill 31, City of Toronto, cycling, dandyBLOG, dooring, Fines, Ministry of Transportation, safety, separated bike lanes | Leave a comment

The Ministry of Four Wheels Doesn’t Care if you get Doored

Celebrating community and building bike infrastructure: Ontario Bike Summit roundup

Fines for ‘dooring’ and distracted driving set to increase

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