If you decide to drink, do not bike. However, if you choose to ignore this advice, it is important to know how you might be affected both criminally and civilly. […]
Bicycle helmets are mandatory for any cyclist under the age of 18 in Ontario. It is the parent or guardian who is responsible for ensuring cyclists under 16 wear helmets. […]
With the arrival of spring and warmer weather, the number of bicycles travelling on our roads has increased dramatically. While many cyclists have become aware of the significance of helmets […]
Bicycles are classified as vehicles and have the same rights and responsibilities as all other drivers on the road. Cyclists are obligated to use hand signals, have appropriate lighting, have […]
As the weather warms, we see more and more people, young and old, hitting the roads and trails on their bicycles. Biking is an activity that many of us take […]
Bicycling is a fun and popular activity which many of us enjoy recreationally, for sport, and for commuting. It leaves virtually no carbon footprint. To encourage cycling, towns and cities […]
A bicycle is a vehicle under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act (HTA). This means that a bicyclist has the same rights and responsibilities as anyone else using a road. It also means that motorists share the same responsibilities towards bicycle riders as they do to other motorists.
A bicycle is a vehicle under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act (HTA). This means that a bicyclist has the same rights and responsibilities as anyone else using a road. It also means that motorists share the same responsibilities towards bicycle riders as they do to other motorists. Unfortunately, the interactions between bicycles and motor vehicles can lead to serious and deadly injuries.