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Harrow Street painted bike lane, December 30, 2025. Unusable "infrastructure"!
5 months ago
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Fietser
about 3 hours ago
Cars, bikes, and transit all require specific infrastructure to safely provide mobility options. Approaching street design from a single angle (*cough* cars *cough*) results in unsafe and inefficient environments for everyone.
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Tom Flood
about 22 hours ago
I asked him not to. (multiple times) I periodically stood guard when I had time. I scolded him when he first did it. I set up a sign. I even marked off the area with a grey line of tape. Nothing else I could’ve done, just another unavoidable accident.
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AZB
2 days ago
This is why parking violations need to be clamped down on. Because when one person decides that the rules don’t apply to them then other people see it and copy it. Before you know it, you’ve got a pavement parking epidemic. Clamp down on it. Seize the vehicles. Crush them if necessary.
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Tim Fennell
3 days ago
I find it so frustrating that our city recognizes we need slower speeds by spending tax dollars on "slow down" signs, but won't actually reduce speeds.
#winnipeg
#wpgpoli
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Urban Truth Collective
3 days ago
ICYMI: “A lot of us are trapped in 1-Hour Cities right now. The alternative — having a lot more things close by, and a lot more time in our day — isn’t the conspiracy. It’s the cure.” Read all about the
#1HourCityCinsoiracy
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@usa.streetsblog.org
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#UrbanTruth
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Urban Truth Collective
5 days ago
“After analyzing crash data over a 13-year period in areas with separated bike lanes on city streets, researchers estimated that having a protected bike facility in a city would result in 44% fewer deaths and 50% fewer serous injuries than an average city.” Safer for ALL. Via
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Separated Bike Lanes Means Safer Streets, Study Says — Streetsblog USA
Cities that build protected lanes for cyclists end up with safer roads for people on bikes and people in cars and on foot, a new study of 12 large metropolises revealed Wednesday.
https://usa.streetsblog.org/2019/05/29/protect-yourself-separated-bike-lanes-means-safer-streets-study-says
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Tom Flood
5 days ago
Vancouver knows what's up. One of the first "the discussion" posters seen in the wild.
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Andrew Kohan
5 days ago
As if the city hasn’t already paused bike lane expansion ahead of the election. They cut $5 million from the road safety budget! What more does this walking hairdo want?
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People still read this trash
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5 days ago
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Gravel Influencer
8 days ago
People regularly attempt to murder people with a dangerous weapon and because it's a car it's framed as impatience or annoyance, instead of the deeply dangerous, violent behavior that it is.
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Entitled fucks everywhere!
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10 days ago
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It's Jamie
10 days ago
The City of Ottawa posted the raw speed data from before and after Doug Ford banned speed cameras and the effect is so obvious it's not even necessary put a line marking when that happened. This chart shows the percentage of drivers going 15km/h or more over the posted limit.
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Dylan MacKay
11 days ago
Investments in transit are a great way to combat high gas prices, permanently, if Premier Kinew does another gas tax holiday instead of increasing the transit funding I promise to personally haunt him at all public events dressed up as an oil well
www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews...
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Activists, union, call on province to match Transit funding
Demonstrators brought a city bus Saturday to the stairs of the Manitoba Legislature, where more than 100 people called on the province to better support transit through dedicated funding.
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2026/05/09/activists-union-call-on-province-to-match-transit-funding
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Eric Doherty
11 days ago
Why don't we have better public transit, and more safe routes to walk, roll and cycle? "It’s the fossil fuel industry that wants you to burn more gasoline. It’s auto manufacturers who want to keep you buying more cars."
#UrbanTruth
#climatesky
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Gravel Influencer
15 days ago
Whenever a driver does something bad there is a race for excuses: Maybe they had a medical emergency. Maybe they had a bad day. The sun was in their eyes. The cyclist came out of "nowhere!" Whenever a cyclist is threatened or hit there is a race to find reasons why they deserved it.
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Andrew Kohan
18 days ago
Every speed limit reduction currently passed by council or slated to be discussed this week at Public Works is being delayed until after the election. Not because we have any need for further info, but because Scott Gillingham and Janice Lukes are big ol cowards afraid of annoying a single driver.
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Tom Flood
19 days ago
dangerous.
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Michael Druker 🇨🇦
19 days ago
cities: we need lanes to be really wide, for safety also cities: people are driving too fast on our streets for some reason
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Momentum Magazine
18 days ago
This City has to Pay Cyclist $9.25 Million Following Crash Linked to Bike Lane Design.
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Gravel Influencer
19 days ago
Cyclists get mad that drivers are killing and injuring people and are treated as hysterical meanies Drivers throw a fit over losing 4 parking spots and are treated as people with serious concerns over how our streets should be designed
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Wedge LIVE!™
19 days ago
Vehicular pedestrianism is based on the theory that "pedestrians fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of vehicles."
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Bike Ottawa
20 days ago
Earlier this week, a person biking on Hemlock was hit by a driver near the Manor Park Public School. - Painted bike lanes were blocked after the collision - No safe detour was provided for people on bikes Read a parent’s letter to the mayor about this.
bikeottawa.ca/2026/05/01/c...
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Cyclist struck on hemlock: letter to the mayor
Earlier this week, a person biking on Hemlock was hit by a driver near the Manor Park Public School. Flex posts weren’t up yet. Adding insult to injury, bike lanes were blocked by a police car on o…
https://bikeottawa.ca/2026/05/01/cyclist-struck-on-hemlock-letter-to-the-mayor/
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20's Plenty for Us
20 days ago
It's good to see how 30km/h limits are so heavily recommended in the PIN report on Cycling in Europe from European Transport Safety Council
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Urban Truth Collective
21 days ago
WATCH: “You’ve been lied to about roads for 60 years.” And you’re still being lied to today. Building more and wider roads WON’T reduce traffic congestion or support the economy. But they WILL cost us billions, increase pollution, emissions, noise and road deaths, and trap us in longer commutes.
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You’ve Been Lied To About Roads For 60 Years
YouTube video by Global Cycling Network
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CVq7XOXkg1U
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Tom Flood
24 days ago
Finding out I was considered "radical" for wanting kids to be able to get school safely and independently was shocking and what motivated me to try and help change that perspective. Culture Shift developed with
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20's Plenty for Us
24 days ago
Some politicians think being anti-20mph is a "killer policy" that will win them some votes. They are right about the former! In the year before setting a 20mph default in Wales, when 20mph was only outside schools and hospitals, there were 630 more urban/village road casualties than the year after.
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Car Free Driver
25 days ago
26 miles of car free London streets today.
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Cal 🌿
27 days ago
this morning, someone *intentionally* almost hit me with their car to make a point they almost killed me. to make a point.
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Winnipeg Free Press
27 days ago
BRANDON — City council is urging the provincial government to let it lower the city’s default speed limit to help make residential roads safer.
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Brandon council asks province for power over speed limit
Without control, reducing speed limit would mean millions in spending on signs
https://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/2026/04/24/brandon-council-asks-province-for-power-over-speed-limit
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Chad McCullough
27 days ago
Fuck this.
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Expecting driverless taxis to respect bike lanes “too high a bar” – because customers want to be dropped off in them, autonomous vehicle firm Waymo tells cyclists
Waymo, the autonomous driving tech firm whose so-called ‘robo-taxis’ are now roaming the streets of London, has told cycling campaigners that expecting their driverless cars to respect cycle lanes is ...
https://road.cc/news/driverless-taxis-veering-into-cycle-lanes-normal-practice-says-waymo
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hiebzky
28 days ago
Such fucking bullshit.
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Fietser
29 days ago
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G | Builds Stuff, Goes Places 🦀
30 days ago
Guy almost hits me in the mall parking lot and yells at me “I didn’t even see you” Bro… you should lose your license if that’s the case
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Vision Zero Vancouver
30 days ago
Last week a pedestrian was killed at Oak & 6th. The city says: "A study was completed at Oak St & 6th Ave, and a full signal is already warranted. However, based on our priority list, this location is not ranked above other similar locations.” They knew this spot was dangerous & did nothing...(1/2)
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Renewed calls for traffic light in Fairview after fatal crash
Partho Ghosh is one of many people in Vancouver's Fairview calling for a traffic light at the intersection of Oak Street and 6th Avenue.
https://vancouver.citynews.ca/2026/04/20/renewed-calls-for-traffic-light-in-fairview-after-fatal-crash/
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Tom Flood
30 days ago
Bike lanes do take space away from drivers. Why not get rid of sidewalks too, hell school zones really slow drivers down..get rid of schools! While we're at it i'm kind of tired of those pesky residential areas with their people and stop signs - no more homes! Nothing but roads and parking lots.
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Robert Mahon
about 1 month ago
IF YOU BUILD A BIKE LANE THAT DOESN'T CONNECT TO ANOTHER BIKE LANE THEN YOU DIDN'T BUILD A BIKE LANE
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Brent Bellamy
about 1 month ago
Pedestrian Beg Buttons are the worst.
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Toon Dreessen
about 1 month ago
From the IG: this sort of thing is all over
#OttCity
and seen as normal..touted as part of our “record setting cycling investment” but is fundamentally unsafe.
@brenttoderian.bsky.social
@penalosag.bsky.social
@urbantruth.bsky.social
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Fort Myers Development Authority on Instagram: "The entire video proves exactly my point. From the cars honking at me, to the police being called for simply exsiting in the bike lane for thirty second...
56K likes, 2,398 comments - fortmyersdevelopmentauthority on February 9, 2026: "The entire video proves exactly my point. From the cars honking at me, to the police being called for simply exsiting in...
https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUih5o1Drzd/?igsh=MWRyNGs0YzVhdThwZA==
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William van Geest
about 1 month ago
It’s so hard to figure out why
#OttCity’s
cycle track surfaces are so bumpy. Anyway, please enjoy this nice shot of a crane.
#OttBike
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Terrible policies get terrible results! City clears the streets, they should also clear the sidewalks!
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about 1 month ago
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Tom Flood
about 1 month ago
Our system relies on children to look both ways because adults driving don't. Great strategy.
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Andrew Kohan
about 1 month ago
Gonna be hilarious when you don’t pay taxes at Costco or Superstore but do at your corner store
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Winnipeg Transit is unreliable fucking garbage!
about 1 month ago
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Thousands of people drive into Winnipeg daily and pay zero to city infrastructure!
about 1 month ago
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It's Jamie
about 1 month ago
It has taken more than 4 years to get a 'pilot project' passed, which actually won't start until next year, and really all that 'pilot project' does is change some signs — we're supposed to be impressed that such a feat was even possible.
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Brent Toderian
about 1 month ago
Next time someone tries arguing that it’s “social engineering” (cue ominous music) to give people more CHOICE to walk, bike & take public transit in their city, tell them that designing our current car DEPENDENCY has been the largest and most damaging social engineering experiment in human history.
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Andrew Kohan
about 1 month ago
The Janice Lukes Aquatic Centre already exists — you can find it distributed throughout the city in bike lane potholes and puddles with no drainage.
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Ian McCausland
about 2 months ago
Fun fact, the bike valet at Sea Bears game will be available to all regardless if you are attending the game. So even if you just want to come downtown for a meal, yes, you have a secure place to park.
#winnipeg
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Grant Ennis
about 1 month ago
"Somebody told traffic engineers that the journey matters more than the destination and they believed it. In the background of this paradigm I see little boys with toy cars happily murmuring "Zoom, Zooom, Zooooom!" - Jane Jacobs, Dark Age Ahead, 2004
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