Cycling errors

Statistics

The most common error committed by cyclists involved in casualty collisions is disobeying a traffic signal.
The largest number of casualty collisions involving bicycles occur during the evening rush-hour period (3 pm to 7 pm).
Cyclists aged 15 to 19 are most often involved in these collisions.

Only pedestrians have the right of way in crosswalks. Only if a cyclist dismounts and walks their bike across a crosswalk are they a pedestrian.
Cyclists must travel single file (Use of Highway and Rules of the Roads Regulation, Section 78)

Cyclist error	Fine
Failure to stop at a stop sign	$405
Failure to yield to a pedestrian in a crosswalk	$810
Failure to have lights when bicycling in the dark	$81
No reflectors on bicycle	$162
No horn/bell on bicycle	$81
Both feet on pedals, both hands on handlebars, carrying passenger (without passenger seat)	$81
Distracted cycling	$300