True words by Albert Koehl in Rabble of how Mayor Ford is doing more harm to drivers than good with his archaic, anti-city approach to moving people:
Don Cherry has a lesson to teach Toronto Mayor Rob Ford.
This will create a tough situation for some (and by some, I mean mostly myself): whether to buy a membership in the southern Ontario CAA to take advantage of their roadside bike assistance program, Bike Assist, or to refuse to support the CAA financially because of their anti-bike lane stance.
Weird Canadian Driving Laws and Other Strange Rules of the Road
October 21st, 2008
"2.) In Ontario, the average speed limit for cars on most roads is 80 km/hour, but bicycles have the right of way. Those bicycles have to be fast!
Globe and Mail writer Nathan Whitlock finds a worthy debating opponent in himself:
Dear driver: How about we share the road?
followed up by ...
Dear cyclist: How about trying to share?
The comments that follow the articles might make you worry about who gets drivers licenses or question the whole concept of democracy.
2007 brings a new Driver's Handbook. This is the same book that all new drivers and those wanting to upgrade their licence must get.
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