I’m a member of the Toronto Cyclists Union. At the Toronto International Bicycle Show I volunteered with the Union and had a fantastic time speaking with Bike Show attendees about the issues facing all cyclists on Toronto’s streets. This was the first time I’d met Yvonne and listening to her speak passionately about cycling and cyclists was an inspiration. Advocating for cycling in Toronto can be as simple as using your bicycle as often as possible and, while doing so, setting a positive example for all cyclists.
Learn more about the Toronto Cyclists Union and become a member at http://bikeunion.to
As Toronto plans to launch a Bike-sharing program in 2010, The Bike-sharing Blog has compiled a map of existing and planned bike-sharing programs around the world. Click on the image below for the interactive Google Map:
Yellow to pay tribute to BikeShare as suggested by herb on I Bike TO.ca
BikingToronto member Bikeroo posted a stealth photo of a BIXI bicycle at City Hall that reveals blue as a possible colour for Toronto’s bicycle sharing program:
Blue Bixi spotted in Toronto's City Hall
Taking a look around the world, what colours are other bicycle sharing programs using?
Bright red on the tail end of Vélo'v in Lyon, France
Red and white for Bicing in Barcelona
Red for the first bicycle sharing program in the USA, DC's SmartBike
In Helsinki you can't miss the neon green and yellow
Blue and Red bike share bicycle in Copenhagen, although this may change
In Stockholm it's blue and white
Classic styling and green in San Vicente del Raspeig, Spain
Bright yellow for OYBike in London, UK
A subtle grey for Vélib’ in Paris, France
Grey and black for BIXI in Montreal, Canada
What colour would you like to see Toronto’s bike share system?
Joe T.
Duncan H