Toronto Cyclists Union thanks drivers
In light of all the recent hostility between cyclists and drivers, the Toronto Cyclists Union says it is paving the way with a positive approach on the issue.
Something as small as a simple "thank you" can sometimes make the biggest difference, says the Union, so members of the Toronto Cyclists Union are setting out to thank conscientious drivers on the streets of Toronto.
"The city works better when we all work together."
-Yvonne Bambrick, Executive Director, Toronto Cyclists Union
Visit http://bikeunion.to for more information on the campaign!
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