Near-term Cycling Program

Toronto's Cycling Network Plan consists of three components: a Long-Term Cycling Network Vision, the Major City-Wide Cycling Routes, and a three-year rolling Near-Term Implementation Program. For more information about the plan, visit Cycling Network Plan. The approach of a rolling three-year near-term implementation program is flexible and adaptable to the realities of infrastructure planning and capital coordination. The process of bringing forward routes from the Long-Term Vision to the Near-Term Program is shared through the Prioritization Framework. The framework includes the cycling service assessment illustrated in the long-term vision; strategic alignment with the state-of-good-repair road program, health and wellness analyses, road safety focus areas, and planning focus areas; and takes into account the feasibility, complexity, and delivery methods of proposed design options. The framework applies an equity lens, which is informed by stakeholder engagement, geographic distribution, and a neighbourhood cycling and equity index. The Near-term Cycling Program identifies projects in the following categories: • Underway: Projects with design or construction underway, expected…

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City of Toronto

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2025-01-08