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We are conducting a bicycle storage locker pilot project at Century Park and Belvedere transit centres. There are 6 metal storage lockers at each location, and they are first come, first served. Each locker can store one adult-sized bicycle. Cyclists need to supply their own padlocks for the outside of the locker. There is no charge to use a locker.
Combining different modes of active transportation with transit service is a great way, and green way to get around the city.
Edmonton Transit Service gives cyclists the option of putting their bicycles on the rack on the front of the bus or taking their bicycles on the LRT. ETS also has bicycle parking at several of its transit centres and LRT stations, along with bicycle storage lockers at Century Park and Belvedere.
E-scooters may be parked at a transit centre in areas designated for bike parking. E-scooters cannot obstruct other bikes or bike racks.
Do not park an e-scooter inside a transit centre, in the car stalls at transit centres, or on an LRT platform.
Non-motorized scooters are allowed on LRT and bus.
E-scooters are allowed on the LRT at all times of the day. The same rules apply to e-scooters as to bikes. Riders will need to dismount from their e-scooter. Do not ride an e-scooter inside an LRT station or on the LRT platform. Please note the meter on the e-scooter may continue to run while riding the LRT.
E-scooters are not allowed on buses or the bike racks on the front of buses.
All Edmonton Transit buses are equipped with bike racks except the route 560 (Spruce Grove/Edmonton) and On Demand Transit buses*. Bikes are not permitted on regional routes operating on highways outside of Edmonton due to safety concerns with the bike rack equipment. Racks fit a regular adult-sized bike, but not “fat bikes” or children's bikes. Using the rack is easy. Loading and unloading your bike takes approximately 20 seconds. Easy-to-follow instructions are printed directly on the rack.
The bike rack holds two bicycles. Space on the bike rack is first-come, first-served. If the bike rack is full, you will have to wait for the next bus.
Bicycles, including folding bicycles, are not allowed inside the bus for safety reasons.
ETS is not responsible for damages caused by or to bicycles on ETS property.
Bicycles are loaded and unloaded individually from the curb side of the bus. Before the bus arrives, get your bike ready for loading by removing any loose objects (like water bottles and pumps) that could fall off while the bus is in motion. Indicate to the operator from the curb that you will be loading your bike on the front rack.
Cyclists are responsible for properly securing their own bikes to the rack. For safety reasons, the operator cannot leave the bus to help load or unload bikes.
Board the bus and pay your fare. Your bike rides free!
Before you reach your stop, tell the operator you will be unloading your bike, then exit by the front door.
Please allow passengers with bicycles who are leaving the bus to remove their bicycles first, before loading another bike.
| Bike Specifications Carrying Capacity | 2 bikes |
| Max Tire Width | 2.35" |
| Max Wheelbase | 44" |
| Wheel Diameter | 20"-29" |
* Due to mechanical failure or other technical challenge, there may be occasions when a bus does not have a bike rack.
Starting August 30, 2021, bicycles will be allowed on the LRT at all times of day. Riders will need to dismount, and walk their bicycle on LRT platforms.
Please stay with your bicycle at all times while in LRT stations and vehicles. Stand beside your bike and hold onto it while riding the LRT.
Do not:
Please ensure no mud or grease drops from your bicycle onto LRT stations, vehicles or other passengers.
ETS may, at any time, refuse entrance to cyclists due to crowded trains or platforms, or unsafe conditions (before or after a concert or football game). Regulations for bicycle travel on the LRT are governed by a City of Edmonton - Conduct of Transit Passengers - Bylaw No. 8353. ETS is not responsible for damages incurred or caused to bicycles on ETS property.
Bicycle parking areas are available at many Transit Centres and LRT Stations. Cyclists are responsible for securely locking their bicycles in the racks. The following Transit Centres and LRT Stations have bike racks.
ETS also has bicycle storage lockers at Century Park and Belvedere, as part of a pilot project. There are 6 metal storage lockers at each location, and they are first come, first served. Each locker can store one adult-sized bicycle. Cyclists need to supply their own padlocks for the outside of the locker. There is no charge to use a storage locker.
ETS is not responsible for damages incurred or caused to bicycles on ETS property.
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