The second violator.

Two more semis parked in the bike lane on the same Still Creek Ave stretch of the CVG as my Nov 11th post. Actually there was a third that drove away as I was preparing to take this shot. The low light conditions were too much for my cell phone camera, and I dont recall the license of the nearest violator. It was an Ontario plate though.

Trucks and semis are often parked in the bike lane on this stretch of the Central Valley Greenway which passes through a light industrial area. Sharrows would possibly be a better option here.

Grey van parked in bike lane next to Canadian Tire along the Off Broadway bike route.

To avoid the driveways for the parking lot, and also since the speed limit here is 30 km/hr, I don't even use this bike lane anyway...

Realtor parks partly on sidewalk partly in bike line so that an additional advertising sign can be placed on the roof of the car

may not be illegal because the Carrall Street Bike lane is not open yet but I bet it is!

original flickr photo:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/roland/3852238999/

Where would you like taxi's to pick up when a customer calls from an address that happens to be on a bike lane path at the time of day when you cannot park there? These people are trying to make a living and trying to make customers happy. Unfortunately many Vancouverites will jump in the first cab they see with total disregard for the cab they actually called so a driver must do his best to get his fare and that includes parking at the door or entrance to the address given. Can't you just carefully cycle around a person trying to do their job?

Just past a bike lane indicator on the road, 40 m prior to a no parking in the bike lane sign

Black Top Cab, pulls away, and reveals, another Black Top Cab.

this one pulled up , while I was taking the picture of the last one. Car Number 214

commercial plate number 807 821

UPS truck parked at 12th Ave and Heather

Maclure's Cabs, car number 22, Vancouver cab license 1400

SUV parked in the bike lane along Carrall St.

Each direction of this road has two main lanes, a bike lane, and a parking lane. But, in this spot, one of the lines of the bike lane has become rather worn and is hard to see, and I think that leads to this happening.

I've left the license plate out since it is maybe understandable that the owner of the car forgot that this spot is indeed part of the bike lane since the line had worn off there.

southbound in the bike lane, Pacific Blvd / Quebec St.

southbound in the bike lane, Pacific Blvd / Quebec St.