The Invisible Riders log far more hours than most “serious” cyclists on equipment most of us wouldn’t touch, under the most adverse conditions.
One of the biggest transportation changes is bicycle adoption.
People who bike to work have a mortality rate 41 percent lower than people who take transit or drive, and are also significantly less likely to develop heart disease and cancer.
Cycling should be accessible for all! Bike designers are looking into ways to best meet the needs of every kind of cyclist.
Baskets and Bunnies Bike Booth. How is that for alliteration for BikeBrampton’s display at Chinguacousy Park? The cold and rain on Easter Weekend could not deter enthusiasm for our bike safety display on Apr 15th. City of Brampton Recreation invited BikeBrampton to encourage safe cycling to the kids there for an Easter egg hunt and face-painting. The Easter bunny was there too! As the weather warmed up, the adult cyclists stopped by on their cycle through Chinguacousy Park. Here was…
As part of the #CycleON Action Plan 1.0, the province has committed to identify a province-wide network of cycling routes
The next PIC for the Main Street/Queen Street Downtown Streetscape EA will be on April 27, 2017.
Bike donations doubled this year at Massey Bike Drop Repairs! Massey Street Public School families rallied to Massey Bike Drop Repairs night April 13th. BikeBrampton volunteers made minor repairs for Massey School Bike Swap Apr 25th. Massey has a goal to provide free bikes to as many kids as possible. Bikes are saved from backyards, garages and landfill. Proud kids outgrew their bikes and hope to trade in for a larger size when they return on Apr 25th 6-8pm. Bike Swap 2017 Flyer This boy learned to ride…
The Brampton Cycling Advisory Committee agenda for April 20, 2017 is available.
Brampton awarded Bicycle Friendly Community Bronze at Ontario Bike Summit on Apr 11, 2017. Brampton was pleased to be awarded Bronze status at OBS awards dinner ceremony last night. On hand to accept this hard-earned award were cycling advocates and members of Brampton Cycling Advisory Committee and BikeBrampton, Kevin Montgomery, Pauline Thornham and Dayle Laing. From City of Brampton was Henrik Zbogar, Acting Director, Planning Policy & Growth Management. David Laing, Chair of BikeBrampton remarked he is “thrilled that Brampton is receiving this…
