Category: Brampton Cycling
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The Rose Orchestra Natural Melodies
Join the Rose and Rosebud Orchestras, with special guest soprano Jocelyn Fralick, for an enchanting evening featuring music from Stanley Kubrick’s Space Odyssey, melodies of nature and life from Richard Strauss, and a big boisterous party with Dvorak’s Carnival Overture.
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Bike the Creek 2025 Registration Open
Biking for all: building connections through Cycling. FREE Registration is now open. Bike the Creek encourages people of all ages to discover the joys of cycling.
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Bill 212 Ghost Bike Rally
Ontario Bill 212 will sadly result in more road violence deaths on unsafe streets. More than 34 cyclists from Brampton and Toronto gathered on Jan 25th to install a ghost bike to symbolize this prediction.
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Safer Drivers = Safer Streets
Regional Councillor Rowena Santos’ motion was approved regarding driver training, Ontario examinations, and the Auditor General Report. She referenced injury & loss of life statistics, emergency response, By-law and insurance costs.
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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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