Author: David Laing
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Advocacy initiatives you can take today
2. Complete the Region of Peel’s 2025 Community Road Safety Survey to help improve the safety of all road users. Survey is open Sept 22 – Oct 24, 2025. 3. Review and provide input on Brampton’s Mobility Plan. The Brampton Mobility Plan (BMP) is a comprehensive, long-range transportation master plan that outlines the development of…
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Bill 212, Ride and Rally
BikeBrampton will host a bike ride and rally at 1:00 p.m. on Sat Jan 25, 2025, to protest Ontario’s passing of Bill 212 Reducing Gridlock, Saving You Time Act.
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Bike Lane Ban – Queens Park Rally
The Provincial government is working quickly to introduce legislation that will severely restrict municipal governments’ ability to install bike lanes in cities and towns across the Province.
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Province considers a bike lane ban
Premier Doug Ford confirmed at a news conference yesterday that his government wants a province-wide ban on bike lanes where the installation requires removal of a vehicle lane. BikeBrampton supports Toronto Bicycling Network’s position. This ban, should it come into effect, would endanger bicyclists and the future of bicycling in Ontario in many ways: Actions…
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Have Your Say on Brampton’s Mobility Plan
The City of Brampton is updating the current 2015 Transportation Master Plan. The revised Mobility Plan will guide City investment in transportation infrastructure over the coming years. The Plan will move the City towards the 2040 Vision to be “a mosaic of safe, integrated transportation choices and new modes, contributing to civic sustainability, and emphasizing…
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Hazel McCallion Line HLRT
Hazel McCallion Line HLRT to accommodate transit, pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles with safe convenient options. Cycling infrastructure will include a network of multi-use paths, bike lanes, and trails running along both sides of the corridor, integrating seamlessly with existing infrastructure. BikeBrampton is pleased to have successfully advocated for active transportation in this project.
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Summarizing 5 Years of Community Cycling in Peel Region
Peel Region Publishes a Retrospective Analysis of its Community Cycling Program in Brampton, Caledon & Mississauga. Like many communities in the Greater Toronto Area, Peel Region faces multiple challenges. Inflation is putting a squeeze on household finances, traffic volumes threaten to swamp available road space, health issues related to the pandemic and to sedentary lifestyles…
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Different Spokes Grand Opening of Do it Yourself Bike Repair Co-operative in Downtown Brampton
Punjabi Community Health Services (PCHS) and BikeBrampton were pleased to host the grand opening of Different Spokes, Region of Peel’s first community-based bicycle co-operative and social services centre in downtown Brampton, at 8 Nelson St. W, August 18, 2022.
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Institute for Sustainable Brampton
The ISB task force delegated to City of Brampton Committee of Council on Feb 13th. Link to Agenda BikeBrampton’s main purpose is for the City of Brampton to become a more bicycle friendly community; one that encourages safe cycling for both transportation and recreation. A major milestone towards that goal was achieved in the spring…
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Announcing Pedalwise and BikeWrx Programs
Announcing Pedalwise and BikeWrx Programs. BikeBrampton, partnering with PCHS, is pleased to announce Pedalwise and BikeWrx launch on Dec 6th, 2017, 50 Sunny Meadow Blvd. #108 6:30-8:30 pm.
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