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BikeTO

by Bikesky Bikesky

A network wide feed of all posts about riding bikes in Toronto. To be included in the feed just mention anything to do with bikes and Toronto or use the #BikeTO hashtag.

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Bikesky
@bikesky.social
over 1 year ago
BikeTO: realtime posts about biking in Toronto ⏱️ All Realtime Bike Posts: bsky.app/profile/did:... 💬 Join the Discord: discord.gg/xrVezH5EjF ♿ Use Alt-Text! ❤️ Like the feed to spread the word!
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Nick🍁
@aerilum.bsky.social
about 8 hours ago
With perpetual gridlock and unreliable public transportation, bike share is the fastest way to get around downtown, even despite the lack of bike lanes. Guess Toronto's formula for success is "make everything else worse" lol But it's also pretty convenient, very cheap, and getting better every year
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Jake Lapointe
@jakelapointe.bsky.social
about 9 hours ago
When I moved to Toronto from Windsor and saw a protected bike lane for the first time I was absolutely obsessed
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Sean Devine
@seandevine9.bsky.social
about 12 hours ago
What Toronto and Montreal have done, Ottawa / Gatineau is overdue to try. I continue to work with @shawnmenard.bsky.social and @envirocentre.bsky.social to bring bike share to the National Capital Region. In Toronto, from 2.4 million rides in 2019 to 8.1 million (projected) in 2025.
Thousands of new e-bikes, smart docks and digital ads: Bike Share Toronto lays out 5-year plan | CBC News

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Thousands of new e-bikes, smart docks and digital ads: Bike Share Toronto lays out 5-year plan | CBC News

As Toronto's bike share program continues to see record growth, its leadership plans to massively expand its electric bike network by 2030, with the hopes of enticing riders who are hesitant to try ou...
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Tom
@coasthog.bsky.social
about 12 hours ago
i’ve written a few class assignments on bikeshare and bike share toronto is really impressive. they’re commitment to growth outside the downtown core is super cool tooo. now we just need the separated infra lol
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etbadaboum
@etbadaboum.bsky.social
about 13 hours ago
‘Michael Longfield, executive director of Cycle Toronto, a charity that advocates for cyclists and cycling infrastructure in the city, called e-bikes a "gateway drug" when speaking in support of the expansion.’ 😆
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Oh The Urbanity!
@ohtheurbanity.bsky.social
about 14 hours ago
Bike Share Toronto has seen massive growth. From 2.4 million rides in 2019 to 8.1 million (projected) in 2025, with a goal of 14 million by 2030. They plan to add 2,500 regular bikes and another 2,500 e-bikes in that timeframe. They’re targeting certain station densities too.
Thousands of new e-bikes, smart docks and digital ads: Bike Share Toronto lays out 5-year plan | CBC News

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Thousands of new e-bikes, smart docks and digital ads: Bike Share Toronto lays out 5-year plan | CBC News

As Toronto's bike share program continues to see record growth, its leadership plans to massively expand its electric bike network by 2030, with the hopes of enticing riders who are hesitant to try ou...
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Marxist Monster Mayhem
@calderwood.bsky.social
about 16 hours ago
My only argument against this is that in Toronto, where I live, we have created financial incentives against this, because 3 mil people keep ordering food delivery and expecting these South Asian guys on bikes to make it all the way across the city in 30 minutes whether it’s 30 Celsius or minus 10.
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🏳️‍🌈 Bri 🌬️🚴❄️✨
@cargot-robbie.urbanists.social.ap.brid.gy
about 17 hours ago
Getting places in Toronto is bleak. Biking is the obvious choice for time, but we're near my limit for cold temperatures today and I want to arrive cute 😭
Transit App showing several routes. • 3 transit options, each taking longer than the previous and including more transfers (42-44 minutes) • Walking 1hr 16m • Bike/Bike Share (28-41 minutes) • Uber (20 minutes)
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Bromptoning (Heather & Pier)
@bromptoning.bsky.social
about 18 hours ago
With tomorrow's high being -9C, we're glad Cycling Good Cheer was last Sunday when it was a tolerable -1C. And as promised, here's the video of our pedal-powered Santa Claus Parade! youtube.com/shorts/jsQJ0... #BikeTO @bikewaysto.bsky.social
Cycling Good Cheer 2025 #santaclausparade #holidayseason

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Cycling Good Cheer 2025 #santaclausparade #holidayseason

YouTube video by bromptoning
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TOBikeShareBot
@toronto.raccoon.bike
about 20 hours ago
Yesterday there were approximately 9,025 Toronto Bikeshare bikeshare trips Most used station: 2700 Eglinton Ave W (175 trips) Least used station: Morningside Park and 334 others (0 trips) Active stations: 995 #bikeTO
Graph of hourly bike trips over the past 7 days
Graph of daily bike trips over the past 30 days
Graph of bike trips this year overlayed on previous years' data
Map of stations with circle radii corresponding to number of trips yesterday
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TOBikeShareBot
@toronto.raccoon.bike
about 20 hours ago
Yesterday there were approximately 9,025 Toronto Bikeshare bikeshare trips Most used station: 2700 Eglinton Ave W (175 trips) Least used station: Morningside Park and 334 others (0 trips) Active stations: 995 #bikeTO
Graph of hourly bike trips over the past 7 days
Graph of daily bike trips over the past 30 days
Graph of bike trips this year overlayed on previous years' data
Map of stations with circle radii corresponding to number of trips yesterday
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TOBikeShareBot
@toronto.raccoon.bike
about 20 hours ago
Yesterday there were approximately 9,025 Toronto Bikeshare bikeshare trips Most used station: 2700 Eglinton Ave W (175 trips) Least used station: Morningside Park and 334 others (0 trips) Active stations: 995 #bikeTO
Graph of hourly bike trips over the past 7 days
Graph of daily bike trips over the past 30 days
Graph of bike trips this year overlayed on previous years' data
Map of stations with circle radii corresponding to number of trips yesterday
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@trevorpk.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
I‘ve cycled in Toronto - haven’t seen that sort of bad behaviour. But I’m in the downtown where most of the cyclists are so drivers are used to us.
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
It's a 3-way tie for most neglected full Bike Share station in Toronto, each station remaining full for 71.5 of the last 72 hours.
A bar chart showing the top 50 stations by full hours in the last 72 hours. Below is a station-by-station breakdown: 320) Superior Ave / Lake Shore Blvd W: 71.5 hours 346) The Queensway / High St: 71.5 hours 495) Lake Shore Blvd W / Seventeenth St: 71.5 hours 469) HTO Park West: 70.0 hours 347) Berry Rd / Bell Manor Dr: 67.3 hours 379) Royal York Rd / Lake Shore Blvd W: 67.2 hours 411) High Park Blvd / Parkside Dr: 63.7 hours 607) Marine Parade Dr / Humber Bay Shores Park Trl: 63.5 hours 497) Second St / Lake Shore Blvd W: 62.3 hours 195) Humber Bay Shores Park West: 61.2 hours 208) Emdaabiimok Ave / Lake Shore Blvd E: 60.8 hours 196) Humber Bay Shores Park East: 59.7 hours 498) Sixth St / Lake Shore Blvd W: 59.2 hours 536) Boston Ave / Queen St E- SMART: 58.8 hours 640) Wellington St E / Church St: 57.8 hours 414) Queen St E / Joseph Duggan Rd: 56.3 hours 381) Twelfth St / Thirteenth St: 55.7 hours 239) Frederick St / The Esplanade: 54.5 hours ...(truncated for length)
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
It's a 50-way tie for most neglected empty Bike Share station in Toronto, each station remaining empty for 71.5 of the last 72 hours.
A bar chart showing the top 50 stations by empty hours in the last 72 hours. Below is a station-by-station breakdown: 150) Bloor St W / High Park Ave (High Park): 71.5 hours 203) Primrose Ave / Davenport Rd: 71.5 hours 223) Regal Rd / Dufferin St: 71.5 hours 293) Russell Hill Rd / St. Clair Ave W: 71.5 hours 314) Gerrard St E / Malvern Ave - SMART: 71.5 hours 315) Gerrard St E / Victoria Park Ave - SMART: 71.5 hours 328) Joseph J Piccininni Community Centre: 71.5 hours 329) Spadina Rd / Austin Terrace: 71.5 hours 339) Alvin Ave / St. Clair Ave E: 71.5 hours 350) Weston Rd / St. Clair Ave W: 71.5 hours 351) Weston Lions Park: 71.5 hours 359) Alameda Ave / Vaughan Rd - SMART: 71.5 hours 360) Eglinton Ave W / Scarlett Rd: 71.5 hours 361) The Pond Rd / Sentinel Rd: 71.5 hours 362) Dufferin St / Finch Corridor Trail: 71.5 hours 363) Esther Shiner Stadium: 71.5 hours 364) Elwood Blvd / Avenue Rd: 71.5 hours 368) Yonge St / Golfdale Rd: 71.5 hours ...(truncated for length)
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
In the last 72 hours, Toronto bike share stations have been on average 71% balanced, with 5% of stations full, and 24% empty.
A stacked bar chart showing the number of empty, full, and balanced stations by hour over the last 72 hours. 06:00 AM - Empty: 232, Full: 56, Balanced: 704 07:00 AM - Empty: 240, Full: 55, Balanced: 698 08:00 AM - Empty: 239, Full: 49, Balanced: 705 09:00 AM - Empty: 231, Full: 47, Balanced: 715 10:00 AM - Empty: 232, Full: 48, Balanced: 713 11:00 AM - Empty: 229, Full: 47, Balanced: 717 12:00 PM - Empty: 232, Full: 50, Balanced: 712 01:00 PM - Empty: 239, Full: 52, Balanced: 703 02:00 PM - Empty: 236, Full: 48, Balanced: 710 03:00 PM - Empty: 234, Full: 52, Balanced: 708 04:00 PM - Empty: 244, Full: 49, Balanced: 701 05:00 PM - Empty: 246, Full: 60, Balanced: 688 06:00 PM - Empty: 243, Full: 59, Balanced: 692 07:00 PM - Empty: 236, Full: 60, Balanced: 698 08:00 PM - Empty: 230, Full: 58, Balanced: 706 09:00 PM - Empty: 249, Full: 55, Balanced: 690 10:00 PM - Empty: 252, Full: 55, Balanced: 687 11:00 PM - Empty: 247, Full: 58, Balanced: 689 ...(truncated for length)
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
In the last 72 hours, Toronto Bike Share had an average of 6,001 bikes available. During this period, availability decreased by about 29.7 bikes per day.
This chart shows Toronto Bike Share availability from 2025-12-10 06:00 to 2025-12-13 05:00, covering the last 72 hours. During this period, the hourly median availability ranged from a low of 5,847 bikes at 2025-12-11 09h to a high of 6,109 bikes at 2025-12-11 04h. On average, there were about 6,001 bikes available, and overall availability decreased by about 29.7 bikes per day. Nighttime hours are shaded in grey to distinguish them. This chart was generated on 2025-12-13 06:03:00.
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
Downtown Toronto saw its lowest bike availability at 2025-12-10 16:42:00, with 33.2% of the service area covered only by empty stations. This visualization compares downtown coverage at that moment with the wider network. #BikeTO #Toronto #BikeShare
A map showing Toronto Bike Share availability across the entire network. Each station’s coverage area is colored based on available bikes per square kilometre on a logarithmic scale, with hatched areas indicating stations with zero bikes. This graphic is provided for visual comparison.
Map of downtown Toronto Bike Share coverage at 2025-12-10 16:42:00, when 33.2% of the area was served only by empty stations. Coverage areas are colored by available bikes per km² using a log scale, with hatched overlays indicating stations with no bikes.
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BikeGoneTO
@bikegoneto.bsky.social
about 23 hours ago
Downtown Toronto saw its lowest bike availability at 2025-12-10 16:42:00, with 33.2% of the service area covered only by empty stations. This visualization compares downtown coverage at that moment with the wider network. #BikeTO #Toronto #BikeShare
A map showing Toronto Bike Share availability across the entire network. Each station’s coverage area is colored based on available bikes per square kilometre on a logarithmic scale, with hatched areas indicating stations with zero bikes. This graphic is provided for visual comparison.
Map of downtown Toronto Bike Share coverage at 2025-12-10 16:42:00, when 33.2% of the area was served only by empty stations. Coverage areas are colored by available bikes per km² using a log scale, with hatched overlays indicating stations with no bikes.
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@au-nb.bsky.social
1 day ago
Pitching in: An around-the-world cycling tour for cancer research www.newsbeep.com/au/344743/ The organizer: Mark Herbst The pitch: Raising $45,000 The cause: Toronto’s Princess Margaret Cancer Centre Open this photo…
Pitching in: An around-the-world cycling tour for cancer research - Australia News Beep

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Pitching in: An around-the-world cycling tour for cancer research - Australia News Beep

The organizer: Mark Herbst
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kat 🦈 @ comms ✍️
@katsauzone.bsky.social
1 day ago
the bike thiefs are like, heniously underrated, good job toronto
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Ernie Johnston
@songsung.bsky.social
1 day ago
Toronto police could get more power to seize e-bikes, e-scooters - Toronto Today Seniors are in danger of these E-Bike and scooter drivers I have witnessed it more than once on one street Victoria Park between Lawrence and Ellsmere Road one senior was hit and another one jumped off the sidewalk onto
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Andy Waite
@andyw8.bsky.social
1 day ago
I’m an ebiker and have donated to Cycle Toronto, but I support this crackdown.
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