Whether you do it on your own or seek help, here’s some great advice and resources courtesy of Jen Parker, co-organizer of Kidical Mass Halifax.

If you’re a student in the HRM who likes to bike – in any way, shape or form – cycling infrastructure and advocacy can make it easier and more comfortable for you.

New and improved bike infrastructure in the HRM should be accessible and comfortable to use for people of All Ages and Abilities (AAA Infrastructure). This means that every person on a bike, with any level of  experience or confidence in traffic, is comfortable getting around the city.

We have developed a collision card that can be kept in a wallet so you have it with you in case you need it.

We’ve partnered with the world’s largest bike registry, Project 529 Garage, to create a local bike registration. Registering your bike will reduce the risk of theft and increase the chances of recovery if it is stolen.

In Halifax cycling in the winter can be a bit tricky and a bit messy — but that doesn’t mean it’s just for the hardcore cyclists! With a little extra attention to your riding technique and some consideration of your clothing and gear choice, you too can ride your bike year-round!

There are plenty of tips and tricks you can practice to make every ride safer and more enjoyable. Check out the tips below! If you’re looking for more specific legal and technical advice, these resources may be helpful: