Category: Brampton Cycling
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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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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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