Became A "Road Rage" Pedestrian When He Abandoned His Bike

Evolution of the road

Toronto, like many urban centres in Canada, has not found the answer to a safe coexistence between bicycles and motor vehicles. The death Monday night of a 33-year-old cyclist after a confrontation with a motorist and former Ontario attorney-general was, in the most outsized and terrible form, an example of the all too-common exasperation or contempt when cyclists and motorists meet. Sep 03, 2009