Catherine Porter of the Star has a bunch of the "Thank You" cards for drivers, a campaign by the Toronto Cyclists Union, but she's having a hard time giving them out. It seems like she's more determined that I.
In the lefty news site Straight Goods, our favourite cycling lawyer, Albert Koehl, weighs in on the lethal cost of automobiles. You may also know Koehl from helping to push the cycling agenda with the province, perhaps one reason why the provincial Environmental Commissioner mentioned Toronto's slow pace of bike lanes.
I found the above illustration on the GOOD website.
A fellow fllmaker Clarence Eckerson, Jr. from NYC send this film with this note:
TOBMA (Toronto Bike Messengers Association) has been in the news a lot recently. Most recently they've held a press conference and a fundraiser after the death of Darcy Sheppard. Ryerson Free Press shows a new angle of TOBMA as the voice and union for messengers who currently work for sorry pay and conditions.
The Bike to Work Book is a colourful guide for wannabe bike commuters, produced by Carlton Reid and Tim Grahl and is available in print or downloadable in pdf. I had this link sitting around for awhile and decided to finally see if you find it interesting.
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