Violations tagged as queen's quay were caught parked in a bike lane in Toronto 9 times
Showing violations tagged: queen's quay (clear)
Queen's Quay and Bathurst #4
Queens Quay and Bathurst, Toronto, ON
This lazy idiot woman didn't even bother to pull over to the curb. I asked her to move and she told me she was going to get a parking permit. I told her there are no permits for bike lanes and that if she didn't move I would report her. She told me she needed to park there while she obtained a permit for a real parking spot. I told her to "Go around the fucking corner!". She just got out of her car and left for her permit. While her car was parked in the MIDDLE OF THE ROAD.
Queen's Quay and Bathurst #3
Queens Quay and Bathurst, Toronto, ON
The driver in this car waited for his family for about five minutes, even though I informed him that he was illegally parked. It seems drivers in Toronto understand they will not be penalized for parking in the middle of the road.
Queen's Quay and Bathurst #1
Queens Quay and Bathurst, Toronto, ON
This is a popular spot, especially during rush hour. There were many more than the four violators I caught today. None of these people cared that I was going to report them. Most stayed as I called the parking enforcement line.
If bike lanes are just parking spots for morons, we should just get rid of them.
Taxi crawling along the bike lane
Queen's Quay and Bishop Tutu Blvd, Toronto, ON
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.
Store Run
Queens Quay and Bathurst, Toronto, ON
I don't believe I've ever seen this point without at least on motor vehicle parked/stopped in the bike lane 1/3
Avoid the Noid
Queens Quay and Bathurst St., Toronto, ON
Domino's Pizza, delivers hot and fresh right to the bike lane. Yet another one on Queen's Quay west of Bathurst.
Queen's Quay Condo Parking Lot
Queens Quay and Bathurst St., Toronto, ON
Again....I've NEVER been through here without seeing someone parked in the bike lane. This time I thought my luck had finally changed, but then this guy pulled in to the bike lane, followed by a Domino's Pizza delivery (see next entry).
It's a busy stretch of bike lane, connecting the Martin Goodman Trail and all.
