dandyARCHIVE: Cycle track vs. Separated lane
CYCLE TRACK vs. SEPARATED LANE New ‘protected’ bike lane on Sherbourne provides parking opportunity ~This article originally appeared in our Summer 2013 ‘safety’ issue. ~ by Derek Chadbourne According to the National Association of City Transportation Officials, a cycle track … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014, bike lanes, cycle track, DH10, protected lanes, Safety Issue, separated lanes, Sherbourne, Toronto 2013
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dandyARCHIVE: Rolling stop yields better safety
Rolling stop yields better safety “The ‘Idaho stop’ is safer and has encouraged a greater enshrinement of cycling rights.” Story by Todd Aalgaard, Photo by Vic Gedris ~This article appears in the safety-themed summer 2013 issue (#10) of dandyhorse. … Continue reading
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Mapping Biking and Bikeability in Toronto
BikeScoreTM (map pictured above) was developed by a cycling research group at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia. This map is explained further at the end of this article. …. The Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank is a research … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, bike lanes, Bike Spotting, bikeability, issue 10, safety, Safety Issue, U of T
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The Safer Sex: Are women safer cyclists? + Letter to the editor
Illustration by Dushan Milic The Safer Sex: Data shows bicycling for transportation is safer for females Story by Grant McLean ~ This story originally appeared in our current issue #10 as a sidebar with the feature “Safety Dance” by Sarah … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, bike lanes, cycling, Dushan Milic, Grant mcLean Sarah Hood, helmets, Safety Issue, women
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