As I approached Harbord and Shaw, this person cuts in front of me only to do one of those "parking simultaneously on the sidewalk and in the bike lane" moves.

Pontiac Grand Am, license plate AJRX 906

South side of Harbord near the high school - usually worse in the daytime!

Maybe if these bike lanes were marked better, people wouldn't park their cars here.

On second thought, I doubt it.

If the car lane is blocked up then the bike lane will be too, goddammit!

No one in the truck, but left a bike lane flyer courtesy of Spacing.ca.

Don't usually see this many cabs in the bike lane on Harbord. The cabs are usually too busy blocking up College St...

Anyway, this one pulled up in front of me to pick up a passenger. The passenger seemed apologetic for getting a taxi to drive in the bike lane.

Anyway....why don't they convert some of the on-street parking to taxi stands and delivery areas? Less bike lane parking needed then.

Taxi driver, waiting in the bike lane on Harbord.

After I took some photos from the rear, I talked to him through his open window and told him about this site. I asked if I could get a picture of his face, but he offered up his ass instead, and pretended to moon me. Funny.

Taxi license A1111.

Big yellow bus idling in the bike lane.

And they're responsible for city cycling issues! We're doomed.

(truck #175026)

Stopped in the bike lane right under a "No Stopping" sign.

Some guy in a minivan...talking on his cellphone, while parked in the bike lane and on the sidewalk in front of "After Math" at Harbord and Euclid.

My 100th post to mybikelane.com. Yippee....

...and not even trying. Good riddance.

Second one in a row at Harbord and Clinton. The name "Caravan" seems appropriate in this case.

Two of 'em parked together on Harbord near Clinton.

SUV parked just infront of the previous bike lane violator on Harbord at Montrose. This seems to be the unofficially designated loading zone for the apartment building at this corner.

Another motorist parked in the bike lane near Harbord and Montrose, this time right under a "No Stopping" sign.

Harbord and Montrose. Seems every time I go through here there are people parked in this bike lane.

Parked just in front of the previous white van (255 1VA). Not only was this guy blocking the bike lane, but he was parked on the sidewalk with the side doors wide open.

Eastbound bike lane on Harbourd at Montrose. These guys were obviously using the bike lane for parking their vans for the long-term. Building materials and tools were unloaded from the vans and taking up the bike lane too.