Ahh, the Old Street roundabout. They could always tear down the building to make more room for an extended bike lane - a bike lane that will go unused for at least 5 months a year due to winter?

That would keep the cycling lobby happy - if only for a few minutes?

Presumably Toronto has similar weather dependant cycling participation as London.

Which in turn raises the question, why build cycling infrastrucutre if it's going to be empty for at least 4-5 months a year?

An Australian cyclist recently made a complaint to police about an incident he describes as ‘an extremely dangerous close pass’. However, the police stated he brought the problem on himself by attempting to impede the path of a passing truck.

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Hands up if you've ever been cornered by a cyclist just like this guy?

Wow... that's a LOT of hands!

From London to New York to Paris to Melbourne... it's the question normal people keep asking everywhere.

Why are so many cycling lobbyists such terrible cyber stalkers?

singlefile.org/why-are-so-man…

One thing's for sure. The very last reason reason we make roads is so that 3 guys going though a middle age crisis can have a chat while riding their bikes.