MyBikeLane

Chevy van, license plate 695 4KW.

Someone is always illegally parked here. This time it's a GMC Sierra, license plate 427 5KD.

Typical scene. Toyota Corolla, license plate 153 LYK.

After taking these photos, I talked to a group of 3 bike cops on the corner across the street. They didn't seem to care about the minivan parked in the bike lane, and said "he's unloading". They even asked me if it's a no parking area, and I had to point out the bike lane signs etc.

I had to point out the Honda parked here as well, and had to keep pushing them to do something about it. When I rode away, they went over to see what was going on with the bike lane parkers. Not sure if they were actually issued tickets....but at least I got the complaints in and they seeme to at least go and talk to the offenders.

Toronto's most prolific bike lane parker.

A bicycle cop, some guy and his car just chilling out in the bike lane

Bike lane parking is almost always about the convenience of motorists. The collection of shops at Runnymede and Annette is like a magnet for bike lane parkers.

This guy was using the bike lane as a personal parking space while cleaning his car.

There's almost always someone parked here....

Renovation specialists are also illegal parking specialists.

Diamond Taxi #420 slowly driving along the College St. bike lane.

Not surprising....

Moron Queen's Quay

.....and take your car with you.

Parking spot for minivans.

A Honda on Gerrard.

Parked right in front of the first one.

One of this douche's friends said, "Hey, that guy took a picture of your car."

This Diamond Taxi slowly crawled along the bike lane here. Not sure why. Typical scene on this section of Queen's Quay though. There's almost ALWAYS someone blocking the bike lanes here.

Pretty much always someone parked in the bike lane here.

Canada Cartage truck blocking a bike lane and regular lane, right under a no stopping sign.

Bike lane....No Stopping sign....all ignored.

Just popping into the convenience store for a moment...

This was taken at 8am northbound on Bay St between King and Adelaide. What hope do cyclists have when there are more cars in the bike lane than there are in the 'car' lane?

I gave this guy the opportunity to move, he aggressively declined, so I called the parking cops on him.

for people who know the area... if you don't think I'm just in considering this a bike lane do let me know.

okay, so he is barely in the lane.. but the point is.. he doesn't have to be at all.

what on earth happend to this photo!

anyways.. the car on the otherside of the street

for people who don't know.. this is a bike lane.. well.. I'm sure every cyclist would argue so... there is just a gap of fancy stone work in the middle, and they didn't paint it.... and if not.. he's on the road

I know why people park in bike lanes, and I'm sure most don't choose to, or would feel guilty if questioned... but.. I don't know why one would CHOOSE to park in a bike lane.

snow or no snow... still in the bike lane. You wouldn't do this to the road... actually... some of my other posts say otherwise.... ohhhhh dear

Forget about bike plane parking violation.. He's on the road!

I do appretiate the effort. Left the plate out for a reason. It doesn't look like much in the photo.. but he was reeally quite angled

looks like the core, yet only St. George Street