Let’s Move, Mississauga! Lace up Your Shoes, Tune up Your Bikes and Get Active

Now that spring is here, it’s time to get active outside. The City of Mississauga’s Road Safety Committee and Traffic Safety Council are launching the Let’s Move, Mississauga online event during the month of April.

Whether you live, work or study in Mississauga, get outside and move using an active form of transportation, while staying safe and following the rules of the road. Active transportation includes walking, rollerblading or travelling by bike, scooter, skateboard, wheelchair or other mobility devices. Consider swapping the car with a mode of active transportation for getting to every day destinations like work, school, the grocery store or the bus stop. Not only will it help you stay healthy, it also creates safer streets, reduces traffic congestion and reduces carbon emissions.

Until April 30, you’re encouraged to keep track of the number of trips (the number of times you get outside and are active) you take and download the digital certificate to share your accomplishment on social media using the hashtag #LetsMoveSauga.

What:

Let’s Move, Mississauga is an online event to get you outside and moving by walking, jogging, cycling, wheelchair or any other form of active transportation while staying safe by following the rules of the road.

Who:

Anyone living, studying or working in Mississauga.

Where:

The event is online and can be done on Mississauga sidewalks, parks, bike lanes or trails.

When:

April 1-30, 2022

Not sure where to go?

Take advantage of Mississauga’s approximately 500 kilometres of multi-use trails, shared park pathways, bike lanes and signed bike routes. Check the Mississauga Cycling Map to plan your bike route ahead of time. There’s also signed school walking routes thanks to schools participating in the Mississauga School Walking Routes program.

For more information about the Let’s Move, Mississauga event, download the online certificate or learn more about road safety, visit mississauga.ca/LetsMove.

Tags

• Public Safety
• Roads and Traffic
• Students, Children & Youth