RideSafeMilton campaign showing helmeted youth stopped safely at a Milton crosswalk with the message: Learn safety. Learn the law. Make Milton safer.
Safety is a shared responsibility.Youth • Families • Drivers • Community

Safety starts with each of us. Responsibility belongs to all of us.

young riders registered by a parent or guardian

Stronger together

Safer streets are made together.

Young people are not the problem. They deserve the knowledge, guidance and support to enjoy growing independence safely.

RideSafeMilton brings youth riders, parents, drivers, experienced riders and neighbours into the same conversation—with prevention as the goal, not blame.

Wear a helmet

Protect yourself. Use properly fitted protective equipment and stay visible.

Know the rules

Know what you’re riding, where it may be used and which laws may apply.

Respect others

Share the road thoughtfully. Stay alert around pedestrians, drivers and riders.

Keep Milton great

Families, experienced riders and neighbours can all help prevent harm.

Know before you ride

Education—not encouragement.

Different electric bikes and motorized vehicles can be subject to different rules. RideSafeMilton does not encourage unlawful riding and does not replace official licensing, legal advice or certified training.

Explore safety & responsibility
“Don’t assume.
Learn the rules
before you ride.”

Parents & guardians

Help your young rider learn.

Register interest in a future community safety session. A parent or legal guardian must register anyone under 18.

Register interest

Milton, we need you too

Bring your experience.

Riders, instructors, parents, road-safety professionals and neighbours can all contribute.

Volunteer to help