Bill 212 Appeal
On July 30, 2025, Justice Schabas ruled bike lane removal provisions unconstitutional. The appeal hearing is January 28, 2026. This data supported the original case.
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Open data tools for cycling advocacy
Interactive maps and analysis built from Toronto Police collision data and OpenStreetMap infrastructure. Supporting evidence-based advocacy for safer streets.
Safety Dashboard
Track cyclist and pedestrian fatalities. See where deaths occur relative to cycling infrastructure. Evidence used in the Bill 212 constitutional challenge.
13 cyclist deaths (2021–2025)
812 seriously injured (2006–2023)
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Network Gaps
Identify dangerous corridors where cyclists are injured on roads without protection. Heat map analysis of collision density vs. infrastructure coverage.
396 collisions on unprotected roads
1,187 km of cycling infrastructure
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Support Cycle Toronto
These tools are built to support Cycle Toronto's advocacy for 150 km of new bikeways by 2027 and closing gaps in the existing network.
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