Where there is a marked bike lane, the starting presumption should be that there may be a cyclist travelling in that lane.

You wouldn't park in the left turning lane to drop off your dry cleaning , so don't park in a bike lane. It's illegal and dangerous.

The "right hook" is when a driver unexpectedly and/or illegally cuts into a cyclists path to make a right turn.

If you are injured riding your bike for work you need to know whether to access WSIB or Auto insurance benefits.

Around this time last year, I was seriously injured in a bike crash, in a bike lane. Here is what I did post crash.

*REPORT DANGEROUS DRIVING, VIOLENCE AND/OR THREATS DIRECTLY TO POLICE OR: https://core.torontopolice.on.ca/dors/hit-run.html 2 years ago, in horror I read about two cases of recent road violence. The first, involved cyclist Mike Wilkomirsky. Mike reported to the Star that he was cut off on Bay Street in downtown Toronto. He then approached the car to express his displeasure to the unknown driver. Without warning, the car driver with his huge SUV accelerated and attempted to