Category: Brampton Cycling
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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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Ghost Bike Planning Event
Volunteers please join us for the ghost bike planning event at Different Spokes on Dec 12th 4-7:30pm.
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Brampton Cycling Data Shines
From 2018-2023, Brampton cycling trip numbers increased 57% to 3.5M annually. At the same time, the distance cycled increased by 73% to 9.5M kms annually.
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Brampton addresses Bicycle Lane Implementation
Brampton’s implementation of active transportation has been a success story. We need to continue on the path laid out by provincial sustainability guidelines and our City plans.
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Rally & Ride for Road Safety – BikeBrampton
BikeBrampton had 16 cyclists ride and take transit to ‘Rally & Ride for Bike Safety’ at Queen’s Park on Oct 23, 2024. Chair David Laing was amongst the speakers to more than 700 cyclists on the south lawn.
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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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Diwali Glow Ride 2024
Decorate your bike with lights, and join us as we celebrate the Festival of Lights with Diwali Glow Ride 2024. Wed October 30, 6:30 – 8:00pm Save Max Sports Centre, 1495 Sandalwood Parkway East – meet at southeast parking lot. Ride ends at Different Spokes. Dress warmly for the weather. This is a slow-paced family-friendly…
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Brampton-Orangeville Rail Trail Online Survey
Spend 5 minutes to let Brampton know your suggestions on design and programming of this future trail. Stretching over 14km in Brampton, the Brampton-Orangeville Rail Trail will connect Brampton with Mississauga, Caledon, Orangeville and beyond, offering a unique space for active transportation and community connection. You can also email the planning team at parkplanning@brampton.ca For…
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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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