Category: Cycling Safety
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Major Victory for TO Bike Lanes Charter Challenge
Ontario Superior Court Justice Schabas made a landmark ruling on July 30, siding with cycling and safety advocates, finding the government’s actions violated Canadians’ Charter Rights under Section 7.
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Let’s Talk Howden Data
City of Brampton has collected data and provided an analysis of Howden Boulevard. To help you learn about this issue and complete the survey, these are the public information boards: City’s Evaluation of the Alternatives: OPTION 4 IS THE BEST OPTION. Attend one of the four public information sessions where you can view the boards…
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Have your say – Brampton Transportation Watershed Choice
We have 800,000+ people in a rapidly growing city. It’s not possible to build enough roads for everyone driving personal automobiles. Brampton is at a crossroads.
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Bike to School Safety Seminars
Peel elementary schools invited BikeBrampton to present bike safety seminars in celebration of Bike to School Week 2025.
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Mayor Proclaims Bike Month 2025
Mayor Patrick Brown proclaimed Bike Month for June 2025. This reinforces Brampton’s transportation vision.
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Kick off Bike Month with Brampton Bike Festival
Come kick off Bike Month in Brampton with Brampton Bike Festival, on May 24th 10AM – 2PM. Join us in Chinguacousy Park, Parking Lot 3 (by Sandra Hames Centre) for a kids’ bike obstacle course, minor bike tune-ups, face painting and an 11AM community bike ride with ice cream, of course!
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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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Brampton Bike Repair Stands
Find Brampton bike repair stands, located where people frequently cycle around the city. You want to know where you can pump your tires and use some tools for basic repairs. 2. JIM ARCHDEKIN RECREATION CENTRE, to the right of front entrance. Adjacent to Etobicoke Creek Trail at rear of building. (photo credit: City of Brampton)…
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Bike Basics for Kids
Brampton Recreation is offering spring Bike Basics courses for kids 6-14 years old. Whether your child is learning to ride a bike or wants to sharpen their skills, Bike Basics will get them riding with more confidence. In this 2-hour workshop, participants will learn about proper bike fit, safety equipment, street signs, signaling, stopping and…
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