You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

Report a bike

• If the bicycle causes a nuisance on pubic property, please contact the 311.
• Please contact your local police station (SPVM) if the bicycle does not constitute a nuisance on public property.
  • Ahuntsic local police station: 514-280-0127
  • Cartierville local police station: 514-280-0110
• Please contact the Agence de mobilité durable if the bike is chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack.

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission and is on public property. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

Here are situations that can be reported about bikes.

The bike is:

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

Report a bike

Bicycle on pubic property

Please call 311, or send us an e-mail.

Bicycles on your private property

If a bike is causing a nuisance on your property, such as a bike locked to your fence, contact the Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (SPVM): 514-280-2222. 
It’s Montréal police number for non-emergencies.

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone

You can have a bike removed if it was chained to your gate without permission. Other situations can also be reported, such as bikes that are: 

• Attached to a tree or street furniture (lamp post, sign pole, public gate, etc.).
• Obstructing snow removal operations. 
• Obstructing traffic on a narrow street.
• Chained to a parking meter that does not have an integrated bike rack. 
• Blocking the entrance to a business.
• Visibly abandoned (skeleton).

By phone