Where the Bike Lane Ends

P1100541 Where the Bike Lane Ends, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Dundas Street West. Toronto

Hands Free Classic Moves

DIY Bike Lane Czech Style

A Fine Idea.

The Good Bike's End

P1100400, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Spadina Sharrows

P1100333, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Queen's Quay East Film Shoot

P1100340 Queen's Quay East Film Shoot, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Jack Layton 1950 - 2011

P1100092, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Coffee Time In The Bike Lane

Photo by Rick Conroy. Harbord Street.

The Nightmayor

The Nightmayor, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Save Me - Jarvis Bike Lane Stencil

P1090903 Jarvis Bike Lane Stencil, originally uploaded by Martinho.

Bike Sharing Around The World

P1050811 Bixi Toronto, originally uploaded by Martinho.

http://www.bbc.com/travel/blog/20110909-travelwise-bike-sharing-around-the-world

Sharrows On Spadina

sharrows on spadina, originally uploaded by jnyyz.

A Fun Way To Get More Space On the Road

Hamish Wilson writes: 
"Todd and Sage have a nice way of encouraging motorists to give them space - some colourful whirligigs that extend a bit out from their bikes. They were biking on Bloor, in the part that has long been known to the City as extra-dangerous and needing the bike lanes, and it seems that these extensions do a really fine job of getting motorists to shove over, and almost make a bike lane space for us, without the white lines, etc. This is nowhere near the large constructs to car size that the activists at Le Monde du Bicyclette attached to their bikes in the Montreal activism that helped that City surge forward to a fine bike city, but they look colourful, effective, cheap and fairly easy to attach. Photos by Hamish Wilson

Update: Todd writes about the experience: "We're really liking having the extra space. I really notice it on residential streets where drivers often wait quite some time for a safe opportunity to pass."

Darcy Allan Sheppard Vigil

P1090766, originally uploaded by Martinho.