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02/12/2019

Michael Enright is so right about speed and cyclist fatalities

Speed kills. We know it, but while the 42 SARS deaths in the GTA in 2003 resulted in a massive political and medical response, the 42 deaths of Toronto cyclists and pedestrians in 2018 have been greeted with relative indifference, says CBC host and luminary, Michael Enright. Best to listen to him tell the story.

Posted at 08:35 AM in Bicycle advocacy, Bicycle Friendly Community, Died on a ride, Urban cycling |

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