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Edmonton’s Bike Plan identifies the need to expand and improve secure bike parking so cycling is feasible and convenient for more Edmontonians.
Edmontonians will see more secure bike parking options as the Bike Plan is implemented. Learn about some of the current bike parking options underway.
The City installs and maintains bike parking on public property and City-owned property such as along sidewalks, at transit hubs, in parks and City recreation centres.
Visitors to the Commonwealth Community Recreation Centre may now use free indoor bike parking available in the lobby of the field house.
Note: Space is first-come, first-served and patrons are encouraged to use their own lock.
Bicycle parking areas are available at many Transit Centres and LRT Stations. Cyclists are responsible for securely locking their bicycles in the racks.
Cycling is an important mode of transportation for many Edmontonians. In 2024, the City will install approximately 250 bike racks across Edmonton’s 13 Business Improvement Areas.
Request on-street public bike parking or submit questions about public bike parking in Edmonton.
If you notice a damaged bike rack, please report it.
Discover Edmonton’s public bike parking, bike routes and river valley parks.
Private companies and individuals install and maintain bike parking on private land, such as parking lots, businesses, apartments and condos.
Section 5.80 of Edmonton’s Zoning Bylaw 20001 outlines requirements for bike parking on private property in Edmonton. Updates to bike parking requirements for private development came into effect on January 1, 2024 as part of the Zoning Bylaw Renewal Initiative.
If you have specific questions regarding how the current zoning regulations apply to your project, please:
The City is in the process of developing bike parking guidelines which will include additional information on how to provide bike parking that is effective and functional for users.
These changes help further the City’s goals of supporting active transportation and creating a city where everyone can meet their daily needs within a short walk, bike and/or roll from their home.