Sport and Transport: Growing a Culture of Advocacy
Does making riding a bike safer and easier for transport leads to more interest in sport--and vice versa?
What is 'safe', and safe for whom?
A panel discussing road safety, and some of the intersections therein.
2021 Advocacy Forum
The 2021 Cycle Toronto Advocacy Forum had six recorded sessions on topics including 'Communicating your Message', 'How Bike Lanes Get Built', 'Cycling Advocacy and Equity', and more!
Engaging with Businesses
Building cycling infrastructure on main streets makes it easier for people to shop locally. Read more about other case studies and how Cycle Toronto is working with business improvement areas (BIAs) to encourage residents to #BuyLocalBikeLocal: because Bikes Mean Business!
Engaging with School Communities
This guide, intended for families, educators, city staff, and cycling advocates, is a joint initiative between the Bike to School Project, CultureLink, Cycle Toronto, and the Toronto Cycling Think & Do Tank. It provides practical advice on how to get children and students involved and engaged in cycling infrastructure projects.
