Cycling Infrastructure

2015

• Centre Rd - paved shoulders between Woodend Drive & Carlisle Road
• Cannon Street - between Gage Avenue & Kenilworth Avenue/Barons Avenue, bike lanes painted
• King Street - between Battlefield Drive & Elm Avenue, sharrows painted
• Mountain Brow Boulevard - between the Kimberly Stairs & Mohawk Road, multi-use trail constructed
• Queensdale Avenue - between Upper Wellington Street & Upper Sherman Avenue, sharrows painted
• West 5th Street - between Limeridge Road & Stone Church Road, painted

2014

• Cannon Street - between Lottridge Street & Gage Avenue, painted
• York Boulevard - between Dundurn Street & Hess Street, painted
• Cannon Street cycle track - between Hess Street and Sherman Avenue, painted
• A multi-use trail along the south side of Aberdeen Avenue between Longwood Road and Glenside Avenue constructed
• Twenty Road - between Nebo Road & Glover Road, completed
• Bay Street - between Bayfront Park (Strachan Street) & Stuart Street, painted
• Hunter Street - two segments installed in June 2014: Queen Street to MacNab Street and Catharine Street to Liberty Street
• Main Street - a two-way bike path behind the existing sidewalk between the bridge over Hwy 403 & Frid Street
• Longwood Road - a two-way bike path behind the existing sidewalk between Frid Street & Aberdeen Avenue

2013

• Sanatorium Road - between Scenic Drive & Rice Avenue
• Burlington Street - a multi-use trail along the south side of the street between Gage Avenue & Ottawa Street completed
• Binbrook Road - between Royal Winter Drive & Road #56, completed
• Young Street - between Ferguson Avenue & Wellington Street, painted
• West 5th Street - between Marlowe Drive & Limeridge Road (including reconstruction of existing bike lanes) completed
• King Street - between Westdale Village (Cline Avenue) & Macklin Street, plus westerly of Haddon Avenue  painted
• Hwy 8 (Stoney Creek) - between Dewitt Road & Glover Road, completed
• Queensdale Avenue - between Upper Wellington Street & Upper Wentworth Street (pilot), painted

2012

• King Street - between Paradise Road & Breadalbane Street, reconstruction & extension of the two-way cycling facility
• Main Street - between Macklin Street & Frid Street, now a two-way cycling facility over Hwy 403, painted
• Burke Street in Waterdown - south side of Dundas Street (former Hwy 5), painted
• Victoria Avenue - northbound only, between Ferrie Street & Barton Street, painted
• West 5th Street - between Mohawk College entrance (Governors Boulevard) & Mohawk Road, wider curb lanes with sharrows, painted
• Fall Fair Way and Bradley Avenue in Binbrook, painted
• Woodward Avenue - between Beach Boulevard & Brampton Street, painted
• Fifty Road - between McCollum Road (the lakeshore) & North Service Road, painted 
• Burlington Street - westbound only, between Wellington Street & Ferguson Avenue, painted
• Dundurn Street - between York Boulevard & King Street, painted

2011

• A multi-use trail over Hwy 403 south of Main Street between Leland Street & Studholme Road, opened.  An extension of the Hamilton-Brantford Rail Trail.
• Wilson Street Hill - between Lower Lions Club Road & Rousseaux Street, resurfacing of the bike lanes where required
• Trinity Church Road - between Rymal Road & Pinehill Drive, painted
• Pinehill Drive - between Dakota Boulevard & Fletcher Road, painted
• Stinson Street - between Victoria Avenue & Wentworth Street, painted
• Dock Service Road - between Catharine Street & Ferguson Avenue, painted
• Jolley Cut - an up-bound bike lane from the start of the bridge to Concession Street
• Upper Wellington Street - between Stone Church Road & Rymal Road
• A multi-use trail over the QEW by the Red Hill Valley, opened

2010 and previous

• Woodward Avenue - between Brampton Street & Melvin Avenue, painted
• Stone Church Road - between Garth Street & Upper James Street (the "missing link" in the full length of Stone Church Road) painted
• York Boulevard - between Queen Street & James Street, painted
• A multi-use trail over the LINC/RHVP near Albion Falls, completed
• Longwood Road - between King Street & Main Street, painted and existing Longwood Road bike lanes resurfaced north of Franklin Avenue to Princess Point
• Dundurn Street - between Main Street & Aberdeen Avenue, painted
• Paramount Drive and Winterberry Drive (north of Paramount Drive) in the Heritage Green neighbourhood
• King Street - between Nash Road & Battlefield Drive
• Sanders Boulevard - between West Park Avenue & Cootes Drive
• North Service Road - a well defined cycling route, comprised of a combination of on-street bike routes, on-street painted bike lanes, and off-road multi-use trails, between Confederation Park and Fifty Point Conservation Area 
• York Boulevard - on-street bike lanes between Dundurn Street and the City of Burlington border
• Ferguson Avenue bike lanes, including on the new bridge north of Barton Street
• Stone Church Road - continued implementation of on-street bike lanes implemented in many sections, including between Upper James Street and Upper Wellington Street and east of Pritchard Road
• King Street - between Pottruff Road and Nash Road
• Bicycle-Friendly Stairs - constructed from Kimberly Drive up to Mountain Brow Boulevard
• Bike Racks in various BIAs
• Eastport Drive Lift Bridge - a bicycle-friendly stairway has been built on the Hamilton side of the bridge as well as a paved trail leading from the stairway to the Beach Trail 
• Sterling Street - on-street bike lanes
• Longwood Road North - on-street bike and pedestrian lanes
• Upper Paradise Road - on-street bike lanes