The City of Toronto is expanding its bike share program and adding more e-bikes this year after seeing an increase in ridership in 2025, according to a report presented to Toronto Parking Authority ...

The city is expanding its bike-share network in 2026. Toronto Bike Share will be also adding more electric bikes and docking ...

A report presented to the Toronto Parking Authority board of directors on Wednesday found e-bikes have been in high demand, ...

With bikers taking over the Toronto's streets, the Bike Share program is deploying extra e-bikes and charging docks to keep up with demand.

BikeShare Toronto says around 200 new ebikes and over 300 charging stations will be added throughout the city to meet increased ridership demands.

Toronto's Bike Share program is growing more popular by the year and one of the biggest drivers to its growth is the addition of e-bike to the fleet. But demand for the pedal-assist vehicles is ...

The Toronto Parking Authority, which manages the program, revealed those details in its 2025 Business Review and 2026 Annual Operating Plan presentation on Wednesday.

Some Torontonians are calling out e-bikers for being a “real danger” in the city’s sidewalks, but one expert says the focus should be on cars.

It’s a debate Ontario municipalities have been facing down for years, particularly in large urban centres like Toronto – what to do with e-bikes and e-scooters showing up on sidewalks, in bike lanes ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Toronto's extremely popular bike share service is forecast to hit 8.1 million rides in 2025, up from 2.4 million in 2019, the ...