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Toronto Police Issued Nearly 17,000 Tickets for Obstructing Bike Lanes in 2021

May 18, 2022 - Toronto Police issued a whopping 16,942 tickets to drivers obstructing bikeways across the city in 2021 – a 125% increase over the previous year reports Global News.

Tickets for obstructing bikeways in 2021 are up 125% over last year. © Canadian Press/Dominic Chan

The number of cyclists and bike lanes in Toronto has grown substantially since 2020 and “parking in bicycle lanes obstructs the use of the lanes and creates a dangerous situation,” say police echoed by David Shellnutt, founder of The Biking Lawyer. Parking in a bike lane is a $150 fine and 70-90 officers enforce parking bylaws in Toronto each day.

Read the full report here.

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