CAA- Road Safety for Ontario’s Youth
Supported by the Canadian Automobile Association (CAA), Road Safety for Ontario’s Youth offers a comprehensive suite of resources to promote safe and active transportation for children. The platform includes road safety information, lesson plans, and a community engagement toolkit—all tailored to support children’s active travel. Resources are thoughtfully organized by grade level, ensuring age-appropriate content that meets the needs of educators and communities alike.
Road Safety for Ontario’s Youth
Sécurité routière en Ontario
Government of Canada
Prepared by the Government of Canada, this resource outlines the meaning of active transportation and how to incorporate active transportation into daily life.
Government of Canada
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HUB- Your Cycling Connection
HUB Cycling is committed to educating road users of all ages to improve safety, comfort, and mutual understanding on the road. Their programs promote cycling as a practical and enjoyable mode of transportation while fostering respect among all road users.
One of their awesome resources is Learn2Ride Online—a free, web-based course designed for children aged 9–12. Based on HUB Cycling’s in-school Learn2Ride program, this interactive course teaches basic cycling safety skills to help young riders gain confidence and independence.
HUB cycling
Learn2Ride Online
Ministry of Transportation- Ontario
Prepared by the Ministry of Transportation (MTO), this is Ontario’s Guide to Safe Cycling. Whether you are new to cycling or are an experienced cyclist, this guide contains important information, tips, and techniques to make you a safe, confident rider.
To obtain this information in a different format, please contact the MTO.
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Ontario's Guide to Safe Cycling
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MTO- Young Cyclist’s Guide
Biking is an exciting and empowering activity that gives young people the freedom to explore their communities while staying active and healthy. To help ensure their safety on the road, the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario has created the Young Cyclist’s Guide. This helpful resource covers everything from essential bike equipment and safe riding tips to the rules of the road—giving young riders the knowledge they need to ride with confidence.
Young Cyclist's Guide
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Ontario Active School Travel
Ontario Active School Travel is dedicated to making active transportation—like walking and biking—a safe, easy, and enjoyable choice for students across the province. Their website is a valuable hub of resources for schools and communities looking to promote active transport. One standout resource is the School Travel Planning Toolkit, which offers practical strategies to address transportation challenges and boost student participation in active travel to and from school.
Ontario Active School Travel
School Travel Planning Toolkit
PHE Canada- Guide to Ride
Guide to Ride is a dynamic educational resource designed for students in grades 4 to 6, making it an excellent resource for teachers and after-school program leaders. Its goal is to foster a strong understanding and appreciation of cycling, highlighting its many benefits for health, independence, and the environment.
To access this resource, you’ll need to create a free PHE Canada account. Once registered, you’ll gain access to engaging content that supports safe and confident cycling habits in youth.
Guide to Ride
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Walk, Bike & Roll to School
The National Center for Safe Routes to School is a U.S.-based organization committed to making walking and biking to school safe, attractive, and the preferred transportation choice for families. Through research, resources, and community programs, they support efforts to create healthier, more active school environments while reducing traffic congestion and improving safety for students.
National Center for Safe Routes to School
