FedEx truck blocks the bikelane while there were plenty of empty parking spots around. I *nicely* asked the driver if he was aware that he was standing in a bikelane and suggested that the parking space was much safer. The driver explained: "I can park anywhere I want you piece of sh**"

What, does this guy spend all day every day being a public nuisance?

In view of the nation's capitol, no less.

Parked in a travel lane: WTH?

This guy was parked in the bike lane for at least twenty minutes outside of DCUSA.

Today an illegally parked car almost caused me to crash coming down a steep hill on 13th St. NW. The car belonged to none other than Ward 2 Council Member Jack Evans.

The vehicle was not in a marked bike lane, but the right lane is pretty important to cyclists in the absence of painted lanes, and this car was violating at least three rules: No Parking Any Time sign, Emergency No Parking, and parking less than 15 feet from an intersection.

If I had crashed (and it was a close call were it not for a kind driver one lane over who stopped short to let me in), it would have been no consolation that the council member did not have to spend 5 minutes finding a legal and SAFE place to leave his car, like everyone else.

This is not your usual mybikelane violation. The culprit was a horse, not a car.

The bike lane immediately in front of the John A. Wilson Building, the offices of the DC Mayor and City Council, was blocked by a pile of horse turd. I didn't know whether to curse or laugh. I swerved just in time. Ironically, the Council was doing a photo op right in front of it, oblivious to the crap in the street.

USPS truck parked in bike lane. Then it proceeded to drive a couple blocks in the bike lane.

I see this delivery truck blocking the Q Street bike lane fairly often... This time I decided to stop and snap a photo - and will do so from now on.

Trucking blocking the eastbound bike lane on Q Street, just before the intersection at 14th Street

About 5:30AM on my way to work, I came across this BMW parked squarely in the contraflow lane on 15th st. NW.

Parked and talking on his cell phone.

E Street NW is bad in the morning -- lots of people parking in the bike lane -- but, this was bad on many levels. A cop pulled up and parked on the left (oncoming) from the first photo. He looked over the situation, he had even watched me take pictures, and then he got out of his police car and walked up 12th, not doing a thing.

This is pretty much a daily occurrence

Cop was on the sidewalk, talking to other BIKE COPS! Lights were on but there was obviously no emergency (and room to park immediately up ahead)

annoying, lazy tourists.

Thank you DC Department of Transportation for the brand new bike lanes on Pennsylvania Avenue, but do you have to then park a city vehicle gratuitously blocking this new lane, and right in front of the Wilson Building (city hall), no less?! Oh, the irony.

Q Street NW between 18th Street NW and 17th Street NW

Delivering a blocked bike lane, apparently.

Uh, a bike lane isn't a taxi stand... Just FYI.

Another waste of life taxi driver ignoring the bike lane laws... I can't believe the lack of enforcement along this stretch of road. The signs (both posted AND painted) clearly say this lane is for buses and bikes ONLY - The police do absolutely nothing. The ticket revenue alone would more than pay for the additional officers, so I'm not sure why they don't cash in on this.

Again, another driver doing whatever the hell they want with no consequences. That's a bike lane, not an HOV lane. Thanks, MPD.

Another violation in the "buses and bikes ONLY" lane... MPD does nothing.

I didn't realize "buses and bikes ONLY" included anything about taxi cabs... I'm pretty sure it doesn't, actually.

Another illiterate taxi driver... Go figure.

That's an Expedition... Not a bus.

Taxis never obey the signs, crosswalks, or bike lanes anyway... So no surprise here.

These pictures were all taken within a 10-minute time frame... I can't imagine the number of violators in a 24-hour period.

This would be a HUGE source of ticket revenue for the police... I have no idea why they don't cash in on this. Clearly NO ONE obeys the bike lane laws on this stretch.

Yet another driver ignoring the bike lane law.

I guess "buses and bikes ONLY" doesn't apply here either.

I guess cabbies aren't required to pass a literacy test... Apparently "buses and bikes ONLY" doesn't apply to these people.

I guess "buses and bikes ONLY" doesn't apply to these people.

Couldn't get a legible plate number - but notice the police officer casually doing NOTHING about the bike lane violation. I guess it's not "his jurisdiction".

Double Fail. I wish my cell phone camera had more pixels... Couldn't quite read the plate numbers from the photo.

Another mental giant parked on VT Ave (southbound)... Unfortunately the plate was washed out.

The driver *just* started to pull away as I took the picture... He was definitely blocking the bicycle lane with his hazards on before that.

Yet another driver blocking the (southbound) bike lane on Vermont Avenue between Thomas and Logan Circles

Worthless crap stain blocking the southbound bike lane on Vermont Avenue NW. Again, go back to Maryland!

Big van + small bike lane = Fail.

Blocking the bike lane for no apparent reason, near the CVS at 1150 Vermont Avenue NW. Go back to Maryland!

I really really wanted to just ride up into the back of the moving van like on Knight Rider. Still, not cool - I know this block has nice wide alleys out back.

so he just parked in the bike lane instead.

parked in the bike lane while running into the store

Irony, anyone?

This guy was just hanging out in the bike lane at the northern end of Thomas Circle NW. Notice the cyclist who had to divert into the car lanes since this waste of life wouldn't get out of the way.

Morning rush (8:40 AM), and DPW decided it would be a good time to do the street sweeping on the southbound counterflow bike lane on 15th. After being pushed into oncoming traffic by two sweepers and a DPW vehicle (background), I made it less than a block before being forced back into the northbound travel lane by this guy. Not adding the plate #, since there's a good chance it wasn't entirely his fault - he was talking with an MPD officer (parked across the street) who apparently didn't think it was necessary to tell the guy to move out of the bike lane.

I tried to get a better picture, but you can clearly see the bike lane from the reflection on the rear of the SUV. This was on Vermont Avenue NW between N Street and Logan Circle.