Cycling Infrastructure and Program staff write reports which are considered by the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee. These staff reports inform the decisions made by this committee.

Motions adopted at Committee are then be considered by City Council. Learn more about recent bikeway decisions made by City Council.

2012 Cycling Staff Reports

• Dupont Street Bicycle Lanes - Options - August 2012 (PDF)
• Improving Cyclist Safety at the Dundas Street West and Sterling Road Intersection - August 2012 (PDF)
• By-law amendments for Sherbourne Street Cycle Tracks - August 2012 (PDF)
• Queens Quay East - Alterations and By-law Amendments to Replace Bicycle Lanes with Trail - August 2012 (PDF)
• Use of Streets and Sidewalks Bylaw Amendment - May 2012 (PDF)
• Status of Wellesley Street Cycle Track - April 2012 (PDF)
• Bikeway Trails Implementation Plan - April 2012 PDF
• Proposed Bike Lanes of Shaughnessy Boulevard - February 2012 (PDF)

2011 Cycling Staff Reports

• Sidewalk Cycling Bylaw Harmonization and Enforcement - August 2011 (PDF)
• Relieving Rush Hour Congestion due to Unlawful Standing, Stopping and Parking - December 2011 (PDF)
• Environmental Assessment Study Staff Report - King-Liberty Pedestrian/Cycle Bridge (Prepared by Traffic Operations, October 2011 (PDF))
• Bikeway Network - 2011 Update Report - June 2011 (PDF)

2010 and prior Cycling Staff Reports

• Please browse the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee webpage to review 2006-2010 reports

Toronto Bikeway Trail Implementation Plan (2012 - 2022)

• On May 16, 2012 the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee Adopted the Bikeway Trails Implementation Plan (PDF) prepared by City Staff. This preliminary planning document will form the basis for moving forward with new trail development over the next 10 years.

Toronto Bike Plan (2001 - 2011)

• Toronto Bike Plan (2001 - 2011)
• Toronto Bike Plan - New Strategic Directions - May 2009 (PDF)
• Bike Plan update newsletter - Summer 2007 (PDF 2.2 Mb)
• Bike Plan 3 Year Strategy Report - April 2005 (PDF)
• Bike Plan Year 2 Progress Report - December 2003 (PDF)
• Bike Plan Year 1 Progress Report - April 2003 (PDF)

Other studies and official documents

• Transportation Staff worked with Toronto Public Health, in their development of the 'Healthy Toronto By Design' Report Road to Health: Improving Walking and Cycling in Toronto (April 2012 PDF)
  
  

• The Toronto Bicycle/Motor-Vehicle Collision Study (2003) revealed the kinds of car/bike collisions that are most common in Toronto, and shed light on some of the contributing factors.
  
  
• In the 1998 Report on Cycling Fatalities, the regional coroner for Toronto reviewed cycling fatalities in the City of Toronto over an 11 year period. In 2002, the coroner requested an update from the City of Toronto on actions taken to enhance cycling safety and reduce the chance of fatalities. City's response.