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Bloor viaduct improved because of Ward 29 advocacy

Local ward groups are making a difference! The Ward 29 advocacy group produced a 2008 report asking the city to improve the bike lanes on the Bloor Viaduct, among other recommendations. This spring the city has listened by widening the bike lanes and adding sharrows to the DVP exit to make it easier for cyclists to change lanes and continue on to the Danforth.

Toronto Cyclists Handbook

The Toronto Cyclists Handbook is available in English and Arabic, Bengali, Chinese, French, Hindi, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Punjabi, Russian, Somali, Spanish, Tamil, Tagalog, Urdu and Vietnamese.

The Partnership for Integration and Sustainable Transportation is a joint initiative of CultureLink Settlement Services and the Toronto Cyclists Union.

Good Roads

The Toronto Cyclists Union will be working with Transportation Services and Public Works and Infrastructure to connect cyclists to the new 311 City hotline.  Call 311 for all your Good Roads needs!

The goal of this campaign is to help ensure a more rapid response to reported road repairs that are essential to keeping cyclists safe on their daily trips throughout the city.

Bicycle Service Station


The Toronto Cyclists Union’s Bicycle Service Station is a chance to bring bike advocacy to the street and make the bike union more accessible to Toronto's cycling community, while providing them access to a complimentary bike safety check.

The Toronto Cyclists Union provides a strong, unified voice for Toronto cyclists.

We are a membership-based organization bringing together cyclists from all across Toronto. Cyclists like you: Join us to help strengthen our collective voice.