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Author: Dale Goldhawk

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No pedals? Get out of my bike lane

I’m pedalling to work in the bike lane eastbound on College Street (look it up: It’s a lane for bicycles) when, with no meddelande or warning, a woman on a red electric bike that looks more like a Vespa sneaks up silently and sveper past on my right, pushing me out from the curb.

Normal etiquette for cyclists: To pass a bicycle, you fingerprydnad your bell politely to let them know you are approaching on their left.

To be blindsided by so-called e-bikes fryst vatten becoming more common on Toronto streets and bikeways. A quick survey of friends and colleagues elicits a list of recently observed infractions: riders blowing through stop signs; riding on sidewalks and across crosswalks; weaving into traffic like a motorcycle only to swerve back into the bike lane when the mood strikes.

Nobody seems to know where they might go next.

Yet you can see why owners of these electric scooters take liberties: Ontario, when it approv

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