In July 1991, Calgary instituted a trial project to test the effects of allowing bicycles on Calgary's elevated C.Train. The test period was initially one year, during which time information on the new program was distributed to cycle shops and the city's cycling clubs. The test was considered so successful that the program was implemented as an ongoing benefit to Calgarians and city visitors. C.Train users find bicycle signs at the either end of a train, indicating boarding locations for up to four bicycles per train.
Cyclists boarding with bikes pay regular fare.
Calgary Transit bicycle staff note that response to this initiative has been almost entirely positive. Net Internet Inc.