They're likely safer and much more comfortable: the research behind separated bike lanes
Cyclists still have to shovel it themselves if they want it done right
What would separated bike lanes look like in Toronto?
The origins and politics of Minnan-Wong's bike lane plan
Downtown separated bike lanes plan: Minnan-Wong makes it his own
Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong, who only recently learned how to ride a bike through CAN-Bike, has sprung on the public a plan to build a small network of separated bike lane downtown.
Ringing in the new year
Happy New Year everyone! And may the cycling in Toronto get progressively better in 2011 (or progressively less worse).
Sometimes it seems like Toronto cyclists are expected to shut up and put up. To buck this trend comes this video from Buck Moore (pun intended). With its retro graphics and friendly earnestness, I know I'll be subjecting my guests to it as we count down to the end of 2010. And so should you.
34 thousand bike trips made daily into and out of downtown: city study
New Dufferin tunnel an improvement for cyclists
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