Toronto Police Issue 324 Micromobility Tickets in 2-Week Blitz

Toronto police issue over 1,600 tickets in e-bike safety blitz

The educational campaign targeted illegal sidewalk riding, travelling the wrong way in the bike lanes, illegal moped driving and more.

Toronto police issue over 300 tickets to riders of micro-mobility devices, over 1,200 for vehicles parked in bike lanes

Toronto police say they have issued more than 1,200 tickets for vehicles parked in bike lanes and more than 300 tickets to micro-mobility device riders in a two-week educational blitz.

Toronto police issue 324 micromobility tickets in 2-week blitz

The enforcement blitz, which ran from Aug. 10 to 24, saw officers across the city engage directly with riders of e‑bikes, e‑scooters, e‑mopeds and other micromobility devices.

Toronto police issue over 300 tickets and warnings in 2-week crackdown on e-bikes and scooters

Toronto police issued hundreds of tickets and warnings relating to micromobility devices, like e-bikes and e-scooters, over a two-week campaign this month, according to early data.

Toronto police crack down on e-scooter, other devices during city-wide campaign

Toronto police handed out 324 tickets during a two-week campaign focused on the unsafe and illegal riding of e-mopeds, e-scooters and more. They were spreading awareness on the safety around the vehicles between August 10 and August 24 and tickets were handed out when they had more serious public safety concerns including illegal sidewalk riding, travelling the wrong way in cycle tracks, illegal e-moped use in cycle tracks, and parking in bike l…