MyBikeLane

Not only is there no parking, but this Fedex truck decides to push things further by parking just on the wrong side of the "no standing" sign also. I guess they just don't care.

Parked in the bike lane on Davenport just west of Oakwood. As usual, there were a whole bunch of empty legal parking spaces just a few metres ahead.

This transport trailer (plate: C51 21K)was illegally parked in the bike lane on Davenport Rd. It wasn't going anywhere anytime soon either, as the rig was nowhere to be found.

Lazy bike lane parker. Just a few metres a head, there were many empty parking spaces.

Parked illegally in the bike lane on Davenport Rd. at Laughton.

Ford pickup blocking the bike lane on Davenport, just east of Osler.

Bike lanes in front of convenience stores are probably the most frequently abused.

Another one parked in the bike lane.

It would be OK for a motorist to be here if they had merged in to the bike lane to turn right, but this was definitely not the case here. They were parked in the bike lane just to go to the store.

Illegally parked in the bike lane and on the sidewalk.

Not content with the nice big parking spot right beside him, this lazy guy decided to just park in the bike lane.

Wet Basement Construction using the bike lane for unloading. The guy on the left gave some snarky reply about loading when I asked him why he's parked in the bike lane.

The guy on the left (with closeup pic) was partially redeemed for wearing a Lonodon Calling t-shirt. Rock on.

Davenport bike lane...more useless by the minute....

The line, stencil, diamond lane sign, and No Stopping sign don't stop 'em.

In the bike lane. Far from the curb. Next to a "no stopping" sign.

Again, I blocked out the plate from the closest car because it's actually parked legally. This is the car at the front of the convoy of bike lane parkers. Bonus points for parking at a bus stop and being from outside of Canada (Pennsylvania plates).

This bunch of motor vehicles were parked in/around the Davenport Bike Lane near Symington. I blanked out the license plate of the closest vehicle because it was actually parked legally. The van, however, is not parked legally. It's in the bike lane and there's a "NO STANDING" sign right above it.

When stopping to buy flowers, just park in the bike lane. There's plenty of room.

The western end of the Davenport bike lane is a useless piece of junk. The stripes are barely visible on the road, the lanes are VERY narrowly built right into the door zones. And, of course, the motorists use it as a free parking area when running to the convenience store.