City of Toronto: Cycling in Toronto, Integrating cycling into your workplace

Want to know how to make your business, workplace, school or community more bicycle friendly?

Survey employees to find out what they would like to see in the way of cycling infrastructure or programs.
Cycling can be a great group activity - try organizing a group ride or cycle-to-work-pool. This could be the first step to starting a BUG (Bicycle User Group) at your workplace.
Encourage your employees to participate in Bike Week events. Post and distribute the City's calendar of events.
Request free Post & Ring bike racks on City property. Call the City at 416-392-9253 for more information.
Make space available inside your workplace for bicycle parking. An area that can be monitored by staff or security cameras will further reduce the possibility of bike theft.
Consider how you could use bicycles to deliver packages or goods from your business, either with a bicycle courier company or by employees. Larger items can be delivered by bike trailer.
Establish a pool of bicycles for use by employees to travel to and from meetings or work-related travel during the day.
Call the Bicycle Promotions Office at 416-392-7592 to arrange a special seminar or course on safe and effective cycling, or to get more tips on integrating cycling.