The next scheduled Public Works and Infrastructure commitee meeting on Friday October 10th at 9:30am. The agenda is available. The only bike lane on this agenda is the Annette Street bike lanes.
Dear concerned cyclist,
[Editors: We welcome Luke, our newest blogger! He may be new to making deputations but he's an old hand at using the English language to our benefit.] What do you get when you mix a rookie depu-tant, politicians and an agenda? Motion sickness and appendicitis. And maybe some insight as well. Let me explain.
The Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation (TCAT), The Clean Air Partnership & The Community Bicycle Network are proud to present:
I'm trying to decide whether to care about this interaction I had a couple mornings ago.
As I was riding along Willowdale Avenue, a wide calm street and one of my favourites on my commute, a truck pulled up behind me and, just before passing me, turned on the reverse warning alarm. It startled me, so I shook a little bit but managed to keep a straight line. After the truck passed, I saw the passenger lean over to look at me in the large side mirror and have a laugh.
We were tilting at windmills yesterday.
Rogers Rd.Here's a quick status update of the bike lanes that have, are, or will happen in 2008. 26.3km of bike lanes are reported on below. That's about half of of the 50km Councillor Heaps has promised for this year, and summer hasn't officially started yet; we might just make it.
Location Correction: The meeting is at 2 Strathgowan Crescent (at the corner with Blythwood)
Toronto Cyclist Union Launches!
The Globe and Mail got a head start on this story. Tuesday morning the bike union will be launched with the help of Mayor Miller.
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