The committee's newsletter, Cyclometer, is produced by the City of Toronto Urban Planning and Development Services , Communications and Publishing section. This is Toronto's 12th annual bicycle festival to celebrate the bike as a viable, economical, fun, community building and environmentally friendly form of transportation. This year, from May 25th to June 3rd, over 40 cycling events will highlight the City's cycling community, infrastructure and resources, opening up a world of cycling in Toronto. City launches campaign to promote road safety for cyclists and motorists Councillor Jack Layton, co-chair of the Toronto Cycling Committee will launch the Pass Bikes Safely campaign on August 3, 2000. City of Toronto is developing a city-wide Cycling Master Plan Cycling Master Plan workshop Cyclists and other interested stakeholders are invited to participate in public workshops to discuss their ideas on a Cycling Master Plan for the City of Toronto.
Cycling is good business .
A great place to cycle Over 900,000 adult cyclists in Toronto know the pleasures of year-round cycling in the city. The two wheeled revolution Visit the Sierra Club's Web site and read a story about how the two wheeled revolution is growing in the United States and Canada. Learn more about the Toronto Emergency Medical Services Mountain Bike Program . Register your bicycle using the Toronto Police Service on-line registration form . You'll need the free RealPlayer plug-in to view these files.