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  • Take the lane for those who can’t

    Take the lane for those who can’t

    On June 21, 2025 riders took the lane in place of the bike lanes Doug Ford banned — bikes didn’t disappear, the painted protection did. With the lanes gone a cyclist rides slowly in front of cars, since no car and bike share one lane safely, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves it. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Ontario GVPK 905

    Ontario GVPK 905

    On June 25, 2025 at 9:30 a.m., Ontario plate GVPK 905 sat in the bike lane on College Street east of Spadina in Toronto. With the lanes banned, cyclists must ride slowly in front of cars — Ontario’s 1-metre passing law exists because a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Bike lane ban means bikes in your lane

    Bike lane ban means bikes in your lane

    On July 11, 2025 this clip brags: “Just watch how quickly we get those bike lanes out of there.” With Doug Ford’s ban, cyclists must ride slowly in front of cars — a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves that clearance is necessary. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Someone asked about my bike lane ban sign

    Someone asked about my bike lane ban sign

    August 1, 2025, Toronto: a driver asked about my bike’s sign as I took the lane from Bloor to University. Banning the lanes puts cyclists in front of cars — no truck shares a lane safely with a bicycle; Ontario’s 1-metre passing law admits that clearance, and the courts ruled Ford’s ban violates our Charter…

  • Ontario CXLT 975

    Ontario CXLT 975

    On January 8, 2026, Ontario plate CXLT 975 sat parked in the bike lane on College Street west of University around 5:45 pm. With the lanes banned, a cyclist is pushed out in front and made to crawl ahead of cars a bicycle can never safely share one lane with. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Stuck behind a cyclist in rush hour traffic

    Stuck behind a cyclist in rush hour traffic

    Uploaded January 15, 2026: with Ontario’s bike lanes banned, a cyclist must ride slowly right in front of your car because a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane. Ontario’s own 1-metre passing law proves that clearance is necessary. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Stuck behind a cyclist in a Toronto snowstorm

    Stuck behind a cyclist in a Toronto snowstorm

    January 2026, Toronto: a snowstorm commute turns into sitting behind a cyclist in the traffic lane. Doug Ford and the Ontario Conservatives banned the bike lanes those workers ride to the office, so now they belong in front of you. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Fordnation gets Trumped

    Fordnation gets Trumped

    Since Doug Ford’s Conservatives banned the bike lanes, cyclists must ride slowly in front of your car — because a car and a bicycle cannot safely share one lane. Ontario passed a 1-metre passing law precisely because that clearance is necessary, then tore out the lanes that provide it. #BikeLaneBlockedBy

  • Ontario DCWJ 553

    Ontario DCWJ 553

    On June 21, 2026 just after 5pm, a huge SUV crossed into oncoming traffic to squeeze past riders on southbound Yonge Street north of Davenport. With Doug Ford’s bike lanes banned there is no room and no protection — a cyclist must ride slowly in front of traffic, and Ontario’s 1-metre passing law proves that…