Laval residents who commute by bike now have a new, convenient, and secure bike parking option in downtown Laval.

Two modules with six lockers each were installed at the Montmorency and Le Carrefour terminals as part of a pilot project jointly led by Laval économique, Ville de Laval’s economic development department, CAA-Québec, and Vélo-Transit.

The Rapibus bike path in Gatineau offers a safe, 14.8-kilometre alternate route for cyclists, connecting the Gatineau and Hull areas. This corridor avoids motor vehicle traffic while linking major employment, educational, and recreational hubs. In addition to its well-lit and secure tunnels, the path is equipped with bike racks at 10 Rapibus stations and three Parc-o-bus (park-and-ride) facilities. Secure bike lockers are also available at four strategic locations, facilitating bike-bus intermodal travel, with the first few hours free on the VéloTransit app.

Ville de Sherbrooke is offering ways to park your bike out of the elements and safe from theft. Free shelters and secure lockers are available, with the option to reserve and manage access via a mobile app. This project is the result of a collaboration between Ville de Sherbrooke, Société de transport de Sherbrooke, and Vélo-Transit.

Collège Lionel Groulx has installed secure bike lockers to encourage active transportation and reduce its community’s environmental footprint. With bike racks, bike lockers, and showers now available, students and staff can use the dedicated infrastructure to ride to school and park their bike out of the elements. Rental options are flexible—by the hour, day, or month—and accessible via the VéloTransit app. This project, supported by the Fonds Vert (green fund), aims to promote sustainable transportation habits while improving users’ health and quality of life.

In 2024, Gatineau is continuing to expand its bike network with new connections totalling nearly 10 km, while offering services such as secure lockers, repair stations, and bike rental. The city is known for its sustainable mobility efforts, having earned the VÉLOSYMPATHIQUE Silver certification, which is valid through 2029.

Ville de Gatineau, in partnership with the Société de transport de l’Outaouais (STO), is launching a secure bike locker pilot project. The project involves installing four autonomous lockers, three of which are already in service in the Aylmer, Hull, and Gatineau areas. A fourth locker will be installed in the Buckingham area, near the Papineau hospital, to make it easier for employees to access the facility and encourage them to bike to the bus stop.

As part of its commitment to active mobility, Ville de Gatineau is launching a secure bike locker pilot project in partnership with the Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO). Eighteen lockers, available at three strategic locations, aim to encourage year-round cycling by providing secure parking. Cyclists can reserve a locker via the Vélo-Transit app. This project is part of a broader effort by Gatineau to promote cycling and intermodal transport, supported by various recent cycling infrastructure improvements throughout the city.

Ville de Sherbrooke is offering ways to park your bike out of the elements and safe from theft. Free shelters and secure lockers are available, with the option to reserve and manage access via a mobile app. This project is the result of a collaboration between Ville de Sherbrooke, Société de transport de Sherbrooke, and Vélo-Transit.

The City of Ottawa is launching a new initiative for downtown cyclists: secure bike lockers. These lockers offer a convenient, high-quality bike storage solution while residents and visitors explore the city. This initiative is part of the City of Ottawa's Public Bike Parking Strategy and aims to promote cycling in the capital. New locations will be added soon!

Ville de Drummondville has installed three solar bike stations that provide secure bike parking for a given time. Installed in strategic locations, this infrastructure aims to promote cycling while protecting bikes from the elements and reducing the risk of theft. This project, part of the city's 2020–2024 sustainable mobility action plan, received financial support from the Caisse Desjardins and is part of a long-term vision to encourage sustainable mobility.

Ville de Drummondville has installed three bike stations so that cyclists can securely park their bike. These outdoor lockers, accessible via the Vélo-Transit mobile app, offer 11 hours of free use per day. This project, which aims to encourage cycling while reducing the risk of theft, is part of the city’s 2020–2040 sustainable mobility plan and received financial support from Caisse Desjardins.