Tragedy on Avenue Road not an Anomaly
Last Wednesday, Miguel Joshua Escanan’s young life was taken while riding his bike on Avenue Road, metres beyond the end of ActiveTO bike lanes (and where a speedway begins).
#MinimumGrid
See our campaign for a Minimum Grid of 100km of protected bike lanes, and 100km of Bike Boulevards, connected together across the City of Toronto
73% of Torontonians say a lack of cycling infrastructure is holding them back from riding more often. A grid of protected bike lanes supported by a network of bicycle boulevards is a vital way to get Torontonians moving. Ridership rises when biking is easy, safe and comfortable. A study from Portland, Oregon found that 60% of people are interested but concerned about cycling for transportation. A Minimum Grid would help that 60% cycle more often, creating a transportation system that is easier, safer, more sustainable, and more fun. Visit our Minimum Grid micro-site to learn more about how we plan to make Toronto a better place to ride.
Latest posts
Let’s make ActiveTO permanent
Over the long weekend, Councillor Ford suggested cancelling ActiveTO — eliminating space for people.
Essential Cycling Tips in Cantonese
We're expanding our educational offerings in languages other than English including a new series of videos in Cantonese.
