It's just so unlike them.

Bus was parked, driver was present but not sitting in the driver's seat.

... in the bike lane, right after that annoying stretch of construction (that covers the entire bike lane) on Allen.

TRUCK IN TEH BIKE LAME!1 :(

Did you ever notice how many white vans park in the bike lane? It's sick. I think they envy us cyclists.

Guy idled in the bike lane w/ the door open (just to make it absolutely impossible to pass) so he could run into a deli.

Eatin' chinese food in the bike lane. I was in a rush, but the road (Bedford) I was on was busy enough that I was forced to stop, which pissed me off enough that I was forced to take this picture.

This is the best my meager cell camera can do, but here you have it. Allen St's bike lane usually isn't bad, so I was shocked/appalled to see this.

YES! It's a Department Of Transportation vehicle, parked in the bike lane. Unfortunately, it's hard to see the logo on the side from this shot.

...

Yay

Security vehicle. URL on the back is www.brinksinc.com

This guy clearly does not care.

Yeah.

The white car, in front.

The UPS truck, in back.

First in the series...

...and this one is for the truck in back.

This shot rules, admit it. This one is for the black car in front.

Hard to see the license plates on Fed Ex trucks - not sure how that's legal. Had to take another shot up close (not pictured) to get it.

Not sure which one, but definitely a car service.

Note the pallets.

United Van Lines truck. Check it out -- there's a ticket under the guy's wiper. Not sure if it has anything to do with him being in a bike lane, but I like to pretend it does.

This thing scares me.

Van Wagner Outdoor Advertising (http://www.vanwagner.com/) -- how outdoor advertising should be!

This guy was just sitting there. He wasn't even picking up a fare. Totally inexcusable.

(PS - I like the site's new colors.)

This truck made innovative use of the bike lane here: half of it is taken up by the truck, but they left space in the other half for unloading boxes.