By Jake Tobin Garrett
Dupont bike lanes on the chopping block?
EDITOR’S NOTE: Cycle Toronto issued this press release after this post was published: “Since putting out our press release... Read More
Bike Infrastructure: Let’s sweat the small stuff
This past weekend I went with a few friends on a long bike ride down the trails along the Humber River, east along the waterfront, and... Read More
Jarvis bike lanes improve safety for all road users
At the Toronto Cyclist Union’s—sorry, Cycle Toronto’s—annual general meeting a few evenings ago, Andrea Garcia, Director of Advocacy... Read More
Removal of Jarvis bike lane to cost $272,000
Installing a bike lane takes money, but uninstalling it can take even more. And sometimes, as with the case of the removal of the... Read More
Bixi gets bigger
I first saw the notice taped to the side of the Bixi station on Hoskin Ave and Devonshire Pl, saying that it was going to be relocated... Read More
Four bad ideas for bikes
There are bad ideas, and then there are really bad ideas. And then there is the idea mused about by Adriane Carr, a Green party... Read More
Toronto on fast forward
Toronto Tempo from Ryan Emond on Vimeo. What is it about watching our urban lives on fast forward that fascinates us so much? I think... Read More
Dispatches from cycling in Vancouver
Much has happened for cycling in Vancouver since I left a year and a half ago. With new separated lanes, Vancouver has created the... Read More
New York City to launch bike share program
The Big Apple has jumped into the bike share game, and, true to form, has immediately catapulted itself to the top of the list in... Read More
Summer Streets get New York moving
On my recent trip to New York I found myself walking Broadway on a sweltering Saturday afternoon, negotiating the sidewalk amidst... Read More
