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Please take note – If you cycle:
You risk serious injury or death to yourself and to others.
Cyclists must respect the Quebec Highway Code. Bicycles may not be used on sidewalks or park paths with the exception of the bicycle path through Westmount Park. Safety helmets are mandatory and failure to wear one can result in a fine.
The Public Security Unit and officers from Neighbourhood Police Station 12 will be paying close attention to cycling infractions. Violators could receive fines.
The Ad Hoc Cycling Committee presented its public report to City Council at its public meeting on December 6, 2010.
Ad Hoc Cycling Committee report 2010-12-06
The committee’s report references two technical papers – one on bicycle path security and one about the current design of the De Maisonneuve Boulevard bicycle path – prepared by Bourgeois signalisation Inc. These documents are available in French and in paper format only at Westmount City Hall reception and at the Reference Desk of the Westmount Public Library.
The following two reports from Bourgeois signalisation Inc. are also available at Westmount City Hall reception and at the Reference Desk of the Westmount Public Library. Please note that these reports are available only in French:
Westmount has three east-west bicycle path connections, on De Maisonneuve Boulevard, including a section through the south portion of Westmount Park, on Cote Sainte-Antoine (West) and on Westmount Avenue. It links with bicycle paths in Montreal at the eastern and western limits of the City.
A north-south bicycle path on Lansdowne Ave. and Glen Road links De Maisonneuve Boulevard to De Courcelle Street in Montreal, continuing to the Lachine canal bicycle path.