April 13, 2022 - On Nov. 25, Toronto’s Infrastructure and Environment Committee voted to make ActiveTO bike lanes on Bloor, Danforth and University Ave. permanent. On Dec. 15, City Council approved the motion to ensure safe, separated and connected cycling corridors remain in place permanently across Toronto.

In addition, 100 kilometres of new cycling routes are planned for installation over the next three years (2022 to 2024). Bikeway installation in Toronto over the past three years has been unprecedented. From 2019 to 2021, including ActiveTO routes, 65 kilometres of new bikeways have been installed, as well as 47 kilometres of upgrades and enhancements to existing cycling routes.

Toronto is home to more than 2.9 million people. “Making the ActiveTO bike routes permanent, with plans to expand the network even further where it makes sense, is the right and responsible thing to do, and it will help more people get around our city safely by bike,” said Mayor John Tory.