Provides practical steps for cyclists dealing with dangerous or violent drivers: get safe, record the licence plate when possible, collect evidence and witnesses, report the incident, and seek legal help if injured. It also explains why reporting helps build safety data.
Argues against political opposition to protected bike lanes in Ontario and discusses claims about congestion, business, safety and transportation. The article advocates for continued bike-lane development and stronger protection for vulnerable road users.
Questions the allocation of Toronto Police resources in High Park, arguing that routine cyclist enforcement should be weighed against serious collision risks elsewhere in Toronto. It calls for data-driven resource allocation and greater attention to dangerous driving and bike-lane safety.
Explains Ontario e-scooter rules, including equipment and operating requirements, municipal differences, and where scooters may be used. It also outlines practical steps after a collision involving a motor vehicle and discusses accident benefits and potential claims.
A letter to Toronto’s mayor and council following a cyclist death near Bloor Street and Avenue Road. It calls for stronger construction-site inspections, enforcement against bike-lane blockages, continued cycling infrastructure, public education, and Vision Zero designs that prioritize safety.
Explains Toronto’s collision reporting process for cyclists and other vulnerable road users, including the Dovercourt reporting centre. It recommends remaining at the scene when injured, documenting evidence, bringing medical information, identifying nearby cameras, and accurately reporting what happened.
A community safety alert describing an alleged dangerous-driving incident involving cyclists in the Hamilton/Dundas area. The post says the firm notified Hamilton Police, discusses possible legal classifications, and urges cyclists to remain vigilant and report dangerous conduct through appropriate channels.
A motorist who ran down a cyclist receives a plea deal while the cycling community asks why.
City of Toronto blames a cyclist for colliding with an illegally installed CafeTO patio.
A guide to what to do if you’re doored while cycling, and how to reduce the risk.