How To Navigate Protected Intersections (in London, Ontario) 

It should be mandatory that every person with a drivers license must watch at least a couple dozen of these videos 😂

We need these all over North America.

Thank you, London Ontario, for slowly making an effort in making the city less and less car centric. It will have great benefits in the long run.

Holy shit they adopted the Dutch intersection in North America. Holy mary jesus it's a miracle.

Setting aside the great infrastructure for a moment, the production value of this PSA was excellent! It perfectly explained the "what", "why", and "how" in a clear engaging way. This video should serve as a model for other cities trying to implement safe bike infrastructure!

Someone get NJB on this

I wish these were popular in the US. Many of our streets don't even have sidewalks

This is a huge leap forward. I love it! 1 step to progress.

I appreciate that you highlighted left turns are still allowed to be handled from the left lane. I've had cars get upset because I merged into traffic to use the left turn lane, or turned left but merged back into the bike lane. We are still vehicles. Just because there are these new lanes doesn't mean cars stop sharing the road.

So, things are actually starting to change even in Jason Slaughter's cherished "fake London"! "Not just bikes" will no doubt rush to release some reaction, I guess... 😊

My only quip about these, is the concrete islands should have a post to hit the crosswalk button. Aside from that the designs are great and the video is lovely.

Fake London is improving!

no way! it makes the city more mixed now instead of car centric

Those small curbs must be enjoyable for lory drivers

that's a street from the old Crash videos WOW

Nice video!

Now to move the traffic lights to the nearside of the intersection.

Right on reds should no longer be the default.

THIS IN Canada .. Whaat

I wonder what not just bikes thinks about this

I can’t wait for the conspiracy theorists to pop up in here! I wish I could get tagged whenever a new comment pops up

Oh the famed "Fake London" @notjustbikes

Not just bikes made them do this

I'm an avid cyclist. Let's stop building all these ridiculous concrete barricades and bumpers and plastic "slappers" and hectares of green paint. None of it is effective, and it's ugly. I actually prefer to ride in traffic because I'm aware and don't have a false sense of security. Sorry, but Fake London is NOT Amsterdam (yes, I've ridden a bicycle there, too). How about spending all these millions on educating kids (and adults) how to ride safely? Do you remember Bike Rodeos? Yes, I got 100% at a Rodeo as a kid, and that taught me how to ride around downtown Toronto without injury. Spend a few bucks on educating motorists, too...

I have lived and cycled in London for almost 50 years. I do not like these new intersections. They are visually confusing and don't work for riding as a vehicle not a pedestrian. Particularly at Ridout and Commissioners. If I am riding north wanting to turn right and the light is green, I will need to almost stop before turning. Marking the bike lanes with green lines through the intersection is much clearer. Without slowing the pace of cars through the intersection, I do not think they will have the desired effect I also think the recent separation of the bike lanes on Cheapside is a bad idea. The cars were going slower before they were put in place. Now that the cars can ignore the bikes they are going faster again. I applaud the effort to get more people riding bikes and make it safer. But new things should be tested and proven before used elsewhere. There may be some situations that are more suitable and some that are not. Like using roundabouts in neighbourhoods before main intersections.

@notjustbikes