Cyclists take over Jarvis

For sale: One slightly used bike lane

While some cyclist reacted with disappointment after yesterday's council vote to eliminate the Jarvis bike lanes, others are finding the humour in it.

Joel Loughead posted the listing below last night on Craigslist for the bike lanes (click for a bigger version):

Online reaction: Jarvis bike lanes to be removed

Woman struck by cyclist 'expected to live'

Curtis Rush, Police Reporter

The 56-year-old woman who was struck by a cyclist at a Toronto intersection on Tuesday remains in hospital but is now out of grave danger, police say.

Const. Hugh Smith of Traffic Services said the woman has “been stabilized” in hospital after suffering what were initially described as life-threatening head injuries in the collision.

The wheels of justice

Does the punishment fit the deed?

Cyclist fractures pedestrian's skull, gets $400 fine

The intersection of Dundas St. W. and Huron St. is very busy as seen from the southeast corner on Wednesday. A cyclist was charged after a woman was knocked over and left with serious head injuries. (RICHARD LAUTENS/TORONTO STAR)

Brendan Kennedy and Curtis Rush, Staff Reporters

A cyclist who was going the wrong way on a one-way street when he struck a 56-year-old woman and fractured her skull will be fined $400, whether the woman lives or dies.

Newbie cycling: Overcoming the terror of the left-turn

I love my cycle to work. It's not too busy, and the majority of the ride I have the comfort of a bike lane to ride in. And it's all right turns.

One side of the story?

First off, we know the road on the right in our video is a condo driveway, which skews things.

There’s no doubt the final tally would be a lot different at, say, Yonge and Dundas Sts.