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City services | August 10, 2020
Every summer, Mississauga residents pull out their running shoes, pump up their bike tires, grab their pets and family members and head to the City’s trails and pathways. As Mississauga continues to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic, its trails are seeing even more traffic than normal, with residents looking to get outdoors and get some exercise while practising physical distancing.
The City’s network of shared pathways and trails is expansive, contains many hidden gems and provides pedestrians and cyclists alike with opportunities to visit Mississauga landmarks and see more of their city.
Whether you’re just starting to discover Mississauga’s network of shared pathways and multi-use trails, or have been using this network for years, make sure to brush up on trail etiquette before you head out.
Shared Pathway Trail Etiquette
Stay Right
Pass Safely
Keep Your Distance
Be Aware of Others
Be Seen and Be Safe
For more tips on cycling safety, visit mississaugabikes.ca.
To learn more about how the City is addressing the need for more active transportation options during COVID-19 recovery and beyond, check out the City’s Active Transportation COVID-19 Recovery Framework.
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