1. History

2. See also

3. References

4. External links

Started in 2008, Cycle Toronto (formerly the Toronto Cyclists Union) is Toronto's largest cycling advocacy organization with over 3,000 members by the end of 2015.^[1]

History

A number of cycling activists had talked about starting an advocacy/lobbying organization for Toronto over the years, similar to the Active Transportation Alliance in Chicago or Transportation Alternatives in New York City. In 2007, David Meslin did a research trip of cycling advocacy organizations across North America and returned with a presentation. Toronto cycling activists soon began the organizing work of forming the Toronto Cyclists Union, a membership-based cycling advocacy group. At the organization's 2012 annual general meeting (AGM), members voted in favour of a motion put forward by the Board of Directors to change the name of the organization to Cycle Toronto.

Membership has grown steadily since Cycle Toronto was formed in 2008. The following table includes numbers from the [https://www.cycleto.ca/sites/default/files/Cycle%20Toronto%20Annual%20Report%202015%20-%20FOR%20PRINT.pdf Cycle Toronto 2015 Annual Report.]

See also

• Advocacy for Respect for Cyclists
• Cycling in Toronto
• Toronto Bicycling Network

References

External links

• {{official|http://www.cycleto.ca}}

• The Solution (Buckshot and 9th Wonder album)
• The Solution (poem)
• The Solutions Project
• The Somali Calendar
• The somatic school
• The Someday Funnies
• The Somerset County Gazette
• The Something
• The Something Rain
• The Somme (film)
• The Somnath railway station
• The Soms 2
• The Son
• The Son Also Rises
• The Son Also Rises (book)
• The Son-Daughter
• The Son (disambiguation)
• T.H.E. (song)
• The Song
• The Song (2014 film)
• Thesongadayproject
• The Song and Dance Man
• The Songbag
• The Song Bag
• The song contest of the Icelandic Secondary Schools