2 weeks after a major snowfall is when you realize how bike lanes are really just for snow storage

2 weeks after a major snowfall is when you realize how much of our roads are just subsidized long-term storage for people’s junk

This guy, who puts trash on the street to preserve his precious parking spot while he’s gone, probably also hates bike lanes.

Doug spent his $200 on veneers #onpoli #ontarioleadersdebate

Screen grab of @nrindernann.bsky.social expressing how we all feel about todays city council meeting

It’s endemic.

“Wow, bike commuting in this weather must be so hard.”

Nope. Hardest part about bike commuting is and always will be sharing the road with other drivers, like this guy….

December 12th, -7c, feels like -19c with wind gusts up to 70km/h. Already 12 cyclists through at 8am (13 incl. me). #hunterbikelanecount #nobodybikes #6monthwinter

December 9th, rain, 3c. 23 cyclists through at 8am (24 incl. me), 1635 since December 1st. #hunterbikelanecount #6monthwinter

November 29th. 1c, wet. 13 cyclists by before 8am again. 828 total after 1 week, which means 828 fewer car trips.

Oh yes. A cyclist counter along Hunter! It’s 7am on November 25th, somewhere within Canada’s “6-month winter”, and already 13 cyclists have come by this morning 🗝️🙌🏼