PLEASE NOTE: this map was done as part of a graphic design exercise and does not claim to be complete or accurate. There’s a cool new map of all of our downtown bikelanes, coined the “BWN” after BikeWay Network. You can really tell that the “network” needs a lot more… and the Jarvis bikelane isn’t [...]
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In the cover of night, workers began installing sharrows along Harbord. A point of contention for years, the disconnected bike lane between Bathurst and Spadina has inspired Urban Repair Squad intervention and left Councilor Adam Vaughan singing the same old tune that the very sparse car parking on this strip is essential to the survival [...]
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- Sharrows, Bike Lanes and Shared Space on the Streets of Toronto
- What Happened to the “Bike Lane” on Spadina?
- Bike Route Blues – Crawford Needs Some Help
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In the cover of night, workers began installing sharrows along Harbord. A point of contention for years, the disconnected bike lane between Bathurst and Spadina has inspired Urban Repair Squad intervention and left Councilor Adam Vaughan singing the same old tune that the very sparse car parking on this strip is essential to the survival [...]
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- Sharrows, Bike Lanes and Shared Space on the Streets of Toronto
- What Happened to the “Bike Lane” on Spadina?
- Bike Route Blues – Crawford Needs Some Help
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Today in the Toronto Star, Catherine Porter writes about her unintentional conversion to a different kind of cyclist. Her conversion is from a “road warrior” to a “Mary Poppins” or as some would say, she’s become a convert to the Slow Bicycle Movement.
In North America the bicycle is a sporting tool. If you’re an adult, [...]
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- Bike Route Blues – Crawford Needs Some Help
- “Jarvis lanes tell the story of a city that pretends to be committed to the bicycle” Hume
- Toronto Spring Bicycle Show – No Commuter Cyclist Options?
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