Bromptoning (Heather & Pier)

@bromptoning.bsky.social

Two Torontonians on #Brompton bicycles. We post about our unfolding adventures at home and around the world. #BikeTO Blog: https://bromptoning.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@bromptoning

If you're out there today ride safe. If you're delivering food by bike and need a N95 mask, we got a ton of free ones, so come by the Biking Lawyer LLP office at 158 Sterling Rd. Suite 703. This applies to all our @thebikebrigade friends out delivering food to our neighbours in need today too!

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I started biking b/c it was the cheapest option - compared to driving or the TTC. I continue to cycle b/c it's the fastest option against all other modes of transport. If the TTC was faster, maybe I'd take it, but right now it's not even close. When I do take transit, it's a GO Train out of Toronto.

Melissa Bowman@dtkmelissa.bsky.social · 4w ago

Question: if you don't use transit (or only rarely), why is that? Time? Hassle of paying? Limited transit service in your area? Unreliable? Something else? (This is a genuine question to better understand barriers people face with transit, not a judgement that you 'should' be using transit more!).

Another Glass Box Presents: Tomfoolery in the Intersection Portland and Wellington got a road diet and the usual suspects are having a meltdown. I went down there myself to check out the “clusterf**k”, actually speak with locals, and not hold up traffic to farm content.

We're asking Torontonians what they'd do if they were mayor. David Zilber, judge on Canada’s ‘Top Chef,’ would prioritize three things: 🚴🏿‍♀️ Protected bike lanes 👶🏽 Subsidized daycare 🚍 Transit safety What would you do? Tell us: ifiweremayor@thestar.ca Read more: trib.al/yz8ZUew

"Bicycling has done more to emancipate women than anything else." — Susan B. Anthony, 1896. Yet today, women only make up 40% of riders. This International Women’s Day, let’s push for ambitious and inclusive cycling policies that make our cities more equitable places for women and girls. #IWD

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