Not Your Lane

Let's not pull any punches - cycling infrastructure, education, and respect has a long way to go in a city that is otherwise heralded as a progressive and sustainable safe haven.

“This is about cities being better for everyone: healthier, more sustainable, much more cost effective, and just able to move more people in less space ... Urban biking, like transit, is critically important for cities to work better for everyone, including drivers.”

Wise words from Brent Toderian, former chief planner of Vancouver.

Let's work to make bike lanes more of a thing here! Public advocacy is the least we can all do!

Despite Bloor bike lanes, Toronto lags on cycling infrastructure, critics say | Toronto Star Toronto’s political system has gotten in the way of creating a much-needed citywide network, urban planners and cycling advocates say.

Evidence enough that biking in this city is a bigger issue than currently perceived.

"The driver and the cyclist agree on one thing: more separated bike lanes are needed in Toronto to prevent this sort of altercation"

'I could have been dead': Video shows driver using vehicle 'as a weapon' against cyclist, lawyer says A cyclist who says a driver nearly killed him Thursday on Danforth Avenue during the evening rush hour has posted a video of the altercation on social media to raise awareness of the dangers of cycling — but the driver involved has told CBC Toronto it was the cyclist who was too aggressive.