If you’re a frequent cyclist and live Toronto, then you already know that the streetcar tracks are pretty much your worst enemy. Of course, many cyclists find this out the hard way. A new study from researchers in British Columbia and Toronto exposes just how hazardous the tracks are to
Following in the footsteps (or should we say tire marks) of Vancouver, Toronto is becoming another bike-friendly Canadian city. Just last week the city announced it was installing a 2.6-km bike lane along Bloor St., and now a Toronto startup is contributing to the change with the launch of its gesture
Attention cyclists, now is your time to have your voice heard. And we’re looking at all 54 per cent of you fellow Torontonians who are cyclists. As part of the planning and development of Toronto’s 10-year Cycling Network Plan, the city wants input from the public on its interactive draft
It shouldn’t take a monetary loss for people to stop texting and driving – loss of life should be enough – but somehow many drivers still don’t get it. Banking on the fact that most of us do, in fact, only give a sh*t about matters of life or death
The roads of Toronto are heavily divided. On one side, you have the car owners, and on the other, the cyclists. As progress continues to stagnate, the issue of cyclists being doored by parked vehicles is one that needs to be addressed and reported. Here’s how
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