In Toronto, I stopped counting the number of times I was close-passed, cut-off, or honked or yelled at by careless or aggressive drivers. In three years of riding in Munich, I have only had one notable incident: a driver honked at me because he didn’t realize I was riding in a newly designated bike lane.
Take some of the most common alleged infractions of Toronto cyclists: they take up the whole lane; they ride the wrong way on one-way streets; they ride on the sidewalk; and they run stop signs.
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