Bike Culture Archive Toronto & Beyond 2003-2012.
Photography by Martin Reis and Hamish Wilson.
Wednesday, January 12, 2005
Finger in the Bike Lane
Bike Lane Parker, College Street, January 10, 2005
Dedicated to the fine activist work of Darren Stehr.
2 comments:
Anonymous
said...
Martino!
Welcome back to the Bloggerverse!
You WERE missed!
Great photo!
I agree 100% with the sentiment expressed here.
It's bad enough to have a bike lane to the LEFT of parking, but to have its right line so close to the curb that driver's side doors open, COMPLETELY, in the lane is inexscusable.
For my own safety I would NOT ride in the lane, but take the lane of traffic to my left for as long as needed.
2 comments:
Martino!
Welcome back to the Bloggerverse!
You WERE missed!
Great photo!
I agree 100% with the sentiment expressed here.
It's bad enough to have a bike lane to the LEFT of parking, but to have its right line so close to the curb that driver's side doors open, COMPLETELY, in the lane is inexscusable.
For my own safety I would NOT ride in the lane, but take the lane of traffic to my left for as long as needed.
Kiril
The Cycling Dude
http://www.cyclingdude.com
Thank Kiril! So great to know someone get my sense of humour. It's good to be back bloggin'.
Ride on!
Martino
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