Conscientious road users (drivers, cyclists, and e-scooters)…
Shoulder-check before turning/changing lanes! . Keep right except to pass & always pass on the left! . Signal their turns … Continue reading
Shoulder-check before turning/changing lanes! . Keep right except to pass & always pass on the left! . Signal their turns … Continue reading
Wait for the pedestrian signal before entering the intersection! . Stay alert when crossing the street! . Don’t text and … Continue reading
Leave a metre when passing cyclists/e-scooters! . Stop at the stop line, not in the crosswalk! . Don’t park in … Continue reading
Ride on the street, not the sidewalk! . Stop at stop signs and red lights! . Don’t wear headphones! . … Continue reading
Welcome! Let us all share Toronto's streets safely! Please take a moment to remember the three cyclists killed in Toronto this month.
Road rage is real. While certainly not limited to drivers, cars are the most dangerous objects on the road. Do … Continue reading
While safety is not just a matter of courtesy, courtesy certainly helps all road users share the road. Suja Lowenthal, … Continue reading
What’s in a word? Green Lane Project staff writer Michael Andersen’s article posted on PeopleforBikes.org points out the ideology behind … Continue reading
Serious about biking? Don’t forget the essentials for safe and sane cycling – a basic tool kit, spare tube, lights, bell … Continue reading
Thirty-one people have died on Toronto streets this year — putting the city on track for what could prove a … Continue reading
This is a guest post by Fred Dilkes, organizer and founding member of the Toronto Electric Riders Association (TERA). Fred lives in downtown … Continue reading
We all know that “Speed Kills”. Excessive speed is a factor in as many as 40% of all road accidents. … Continue reading
The City of Toronto is developing Complete Streets Guidelines that will provide a holistic approach to how streets in Toronto are … Continue reading
Gil Penalosa, founder and chair of 8-80 Cities discusses the fundamentals needed when creating a livable city. First pillar = … Continue reading
Road space in Toronto, like any other major city, is a highly contested commodity. As new bike lanes come in, … Continue reading
What’s the largest or most awkward item you’ve carried on your bike? One major barrier to the expansion of cycling … Continue reading
Long distance commuters can bike to and from Copenhagen on new, specially equipped and almost uninterrupted superhighways. Yes. It is possible. … Continue reading
Thanks to One Gear, Two Legs and Fourteen Islands blog, check out this lighthearted cartoon that points out why sometimes … Continue reading
Soooo….bike lanes finally made it to your city streets. Yay! But wait. In New York City, Casey Neistat was ticketed … Continue reading
Canadian comedian and actor Brent Butt took issue with Vancouver’s bicycle culture in a recent installment of the Complaints Department. … Continue reading
How to (Not) make friends and influence people when on a bicycle
“Making Ontario’s Roads Safer Act” received unanimous support from all three political parties in Ontario Legislature on June 2nd, 2015. A … Continue reading
The Swedish have done it and New York City is well on its way. Is it time for a Vision … Continue reading
As noted in a blog post by Samantha Boyce of BC law firm Alexander, Holburn, Baudin & Lang, the BC … Continue reading
The actual laws pertaining to e-Bikes in the Province of Ontario and in the various municipalities can often be confusing … Continue reading