Vulnerable Road Users Collision Research
The Truth About Collision Reporting in Hamilton Hamilton’s streets are far more dangerous for people who bike, walk, or use mobility devices than official data suggests. Why? Because most collisions […]
Advocacy
Response to Oct 15 Public Works Committee
Written by Cycle Hamilton October 16, 2024 What we Understand: The City is considering removing the bike lanes (marked in red) due to safety concerns following a cyclist’s death in […]
Open Letter: In Opposition to Proposed Restrictions on New Bike Lanes
To the Government of Ontario and Concerned Citizens, We, the undersigned, representing Cycle Hamilton, Daily School Route, Environment Hamilton, Bike for Mike, and Hamilton 350 stand united in opposition to […]
May 2024 Sydenham Rd Incident
An open letter to the Hamilton Police Service (HPS), city councilors of Hamilton, and residents of the City of Hamilton and surrounding area, UPDATE: In July 2024, Board Members Tim […]
Bike Day 2024
Celebrate Cycling on June 6, 2024 at Hamilton City Hall! Join us for tea, coffee, snacks, and more! Ride in one of six group rides. Click Read More for all the details.
A look at bike lane funding
The city actually will only be spending $6.6 million a year over the four years with the rest of the money coming from provincial and federal subsidies like the “Active […]
Truck Route Master Plan Review: What it is and why we’re concerned
The City of Hamilton is currently undergoing a review of the Truck Route Master Plan (TRMP), which includes a study of the network of streets that large industrial trucks are […]
Save Bike Share in Hamilton – We’re Not Done Yet
At approximately 1am this morning, Hamilton City Council defeated an interim motion to save our bike share and instead voted to put the bikes into storage. This is not the […]
Creating Space During COVID-19
May 14, 2020 Mayor Eisenberger and Members of Council, COVID-19 has presented innumerable challenges to Hamiltonians, who have stood together to flatten the curve and maintain healthy and safe communities. […]
Vision Zero Hamilton: Walkabouts in Keith Neighbourhood
Feb 4th and 5th– Friendly Streets for Vision Zero Hamilton took to the streets of the Keith neighbourhood to explore what can be done for improved walking and cycling conditions […]
