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2009-08-19 Simcoe Reformer (click here)
2009-05-19 RogersTV (click here)
2009-05-19
Mississauga News
By: Julia Le
Motorcyclists from across the GTA gathered Sunday at Square One and Yorkdale shopping centres to remind drivers to be cautious when sharing the road with bikes.
About 200 bikers attended the Road Awareness Rally, which began at Yorkdale at 10 a.m. Participants then rode to Square One at 10:30 a.m., where they rallied for an hour before breaking into smaller groups and riding to Woodbridge AMC Theatre.
Shaun de Jager, a Toronto motorcyclist who led a similar rally in March near Hurontario St. and Eglinton Ave., told The News earlier that there have been too many fallen riders on the roads this season. He said the ride and rally was meant to remind people to drive more cautiously when sharing the road with motorcyclists. “One motorcycle can be hard to see, but when over 200 bikes ride together, that stops traffic,” said de Jager.
For more information, visit http://www.roadawareness.org/.
jle@mississauga.net
2009-05-08
Mississauga News
By: Julia Le
Motorcyclists from across the GTA are gathering at Square One and Yorkdale shopping centres to remind drivers to be cautious when sharing the road with bikes. Some 200 people are expected to attend the Road Awareness Rally May 17. Motorcyclists will meet at Yorkdale Shopping Centre at 10 a.m. before riding to Square One Shopping Centre at 10:30 a.m. They’ll rally at Square One for an hour before breaking into smaller groups and riding to the Woodbridge AMC Theatre. Shaun de Jager, a Toronto motorcyclist who led a similar rally in March near Hurontario St. and Eglinton Ave., says there have already been way too many fallen riders on the roads this season.He hopes the rally will remind people to drive cautiously.
2009-03-20
RogersTV Coverage of RoadAwareness.org
