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I'm looking for examples where condos allow motorcycles to be parked alongside cars in Ontario. Not as in the condo board turns a blind eye, but actual condo rules explicitly allowing it. I think my condo board would consider it right now so it would help to have examples of where it's already...

The guys at Urban Rider say they'll be showing it live tomorrow if any of y'all are interested. https://www.instagram.com/urbanriderto/p/ButvlZiA33B/?utm_source=ig_twitter_share&igshid=1rsazoaibxgr9

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/red-hill-parkway-1.5009053 The friction level of the surface of Red Hill Valley Parkway in Hamilton is apparently very poor, well below standards. This is not a seasonal thing, it will need some form of remediation.

Hey, hiding in garages works in Grand Theft Auto. This is just like that, right?

Don't see anything in that video that suggests the driver has any skill or competence or anything that might qualify as good. Next thing you'll know it'll be the fault of 'damn cyclists'.

Whatever it was, it's now an in-poster. News report the occupants suffered post-traumatic stress.

For sure. Sign post wasn't keeping up with the flow of traffic.

Why is it that when people are walking or standing around, or driving or stopped, they use the middle of the pathway no matter how wide the space is. But when they sit or park they spill over the edge of their space. People are weird.

Anyone have experience with or know of a reputable rooftop solar panel installer in the GTA? I won't be doing any installing myself, this is for a condo. Also not interested in battery storage at this point, will just consume the juice as it's produced as much as possible. Before I commit I...

So helpful. Then can you tell us what is a motor vehicle owned or leased by a business, givernment agency, or other organization rather than by an individual or family that you referred to? Also, there was a second question in his post. Seen how helpful you are, and how lazy we are, can you...

It's bad enough that kids don't understand the consequences of their actions and hurt emselves, but when they hurt others it's that much worse. Tomorrow a hundred or so bikers in Sydney N.S. will be escorting a kid to school who's been bullied without remorse all year...

Hey, how come your radio turned off when you hit the brakes? That was weird.

From what I could tell Mr. Inarush moved over late to pass Mr. Inattentive, who didn't see him as he went to change lanes at the same time. Mr. Inarush probable overreacted on the brakes and steering and turned his car into a pinball. Or bowling ball. Or wrecking ball. Anyways he bounced off...

Don't know if you noticed but there was a line of cars struggling to get around you. If you're so scared that you're blocking everybody, maybe you shouldn't be driving at all. Notice also, the guy behind you braked before you did. You're really in no position to criticize others.

I don't think the notion of driving and passing lanes hold in a cloverleaf, where the road splits and merges at several points in quick succession. Whichever lane gets you through the cloverleaf into the direction you want is the right lane. Then move over if you can.

The guy obviously wasn't familiar with the area and thought he HAD to get into the left lane to stay on the 401. Bad road signage strikes again.

Looks like the cam car gets rear-ended at 0:09.

The title is a criticism of ALL passing on the right, which is what Brian was responding to.

How many of the drivers in the video do you think "knows the situation"? Even in the case of the 7 minute stop, is it worth being wrong about your judgment of the bus driver's actions, if it costs a life? We had a thread a while back about stopping for funeral processions out of respect. I'm...

Wooooow, so this cyclist does that on the regular! What a nutcase. I thought he got lost and made a bad decision to cross a section of highway and found himself trapped in the middle of the cloverleaf. But no. This is apparently his planned commute route! And you kinda had to wonder, because he...