Students in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, are participating in a weekly 'Bike Bus' program, cycling to school in organized groups led by adult volunteers. This initiative, which has gained popularity across Canada, promotes physical activity and environmental awareness among children. Grade 2 student Isaac Doyle expressed that biking is 'good exercise,' while his classmate Jessica Kelly enjoys the social aspect of riding with friends. The program has garnered support from parents, who feel more confident sending their children to school in groups. Anna Keenan, the city's active transportation officer, noted that three schools have already signed up, with a fourth expected to join in the fall. Volunteers, such as Jennifer MacPhail, ensure the safety of the children as they navigate the routes. The initiative also teaches students important road safety rules, helping them build confidence in their community. Additionally, the City of Charlottetown has approved a 10-year active transportation plan, which will enhance cycling and pedestrian infrastructure, including a project to improve the bike lane along Maple Avenue to Sherwood School.