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Why aren’t you in a bike lane
On April 3, 2025 in Toronto, drivers are asked why they don’t see bicycles in the bike lane. Doug Ford ripped the lanes out, so a cyclist rides slowly in front of traffic — a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves that clearance is necessary. #BikeLaneBlockedBy
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People do not want bike lanes on Bloor
On April 12, 2025, people took over the Bloor Street bike lane to show what Toronto becomes once Doug Ford bans it. With the lane gone a cyclist must ride slowly IN FRONT of cars: a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane — Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves it. #BikeLaneBlockedBy
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They Should Arrest You
On Jarvis Street a police officer told a cyclist there was no reason to arrest him, then aimed his safety advice at bike lanes Doug Ford already banned. With those lanes gone a cyclist must ride in front of traffic; Ontario’s 1-metre passing law concedes a car and a bike can’t share one lane. #BikeLaneBlockedBy
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It’s not a crime if you’re a rich white man
Posted May 1, 2025: a delivery driver was arrested after a crash; the Mercedes driver who hit and dragged a cyclist faced nothing. With the bike lanes banned, riders must ride slowly in front of cars that cannot safely share one lane — and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves it knows that clearance is necessary.…
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Ontario Ministry of Attorney General Doesn’t Answer Phone for 9 Months
Consequence of Ontario Conservatives’ bike lane band removal: Evidence Ontario’s Ministry of Attorney General’s Justice of the Peace Intake Court at 10 Armoury Street in Toronto doesn’t answer its phone or return voicemails for nine months. Does the Crown want to dismiss your complaint for being untimely? Here’s proof they haven’t been answering their phone…
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Doug Ford’s bikelane ban = Careless Driving charge?
On University Avenue police charged a cyclist with careless driving for riding in front of cars — the only space left after Doug Ford banned the bike lane, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law admits a bicycle and an SUV can’t share one lane. Trial: 9am, September 25, 2025, at 92 Front Street East. #BikeLaneBlockedBy
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Ontario GLAH 969
On August 28, 2026, Ontario plate GLAH 969 sat in the bike lane while riders planned to take a block. With Doug Ford’s ban, a cyclist must ride slowly in front of you: a car, truck or SUV and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves clearance is necessary.…
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More bicycles than cars on Bloor
Ford’s government ripped Bloor’s bike lane out in December 2024 though it carried more bicycles than cars, dumping riders into the traffic he claims to be clearing. Now cyclists ride slowly in front of cars, because a bike and a truck cannot safely share one lane — Ontario’s own 1-metre passing law admits as much.…
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People do not want the bike lanes on Bloor
On Bloor Street on April 12, 2025, a driver leans out to say nobody wants bike lanes there and to watch how fast they’re removed. With Ford’s ban, cyclists ride slowly in front of cars, since a truck and a bicycle cannot share one lane, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves that clearance is necessary.…