Contact Mobility Policy
Contact Mobility Consultants for Clear, Practical Guidance
If you are looking to contact mobility consultants who understand both policy and real-world application, Mobility Policy is here to help. We work with municipalities, enforcement agencies, organizations, and individuals across Canada to clarify how modern mobility rules apply in practice.
Whether you have questions about e-bikes, scooters, golf carts, or low-speed vehicles, we help you understand what is legal, what is permitted, and how rules differ by location. As part of our broader mobility policy consulting services, we support informed decisions that reduce confusion and improve safety.
How to Get in Touch
Complete the below form and we get back in touch within 24 hours.
How We Can Help
People contact Mobility Policy for many reasons, including:
– Clarifying local by-laws and regulations
– Understanding enforcement responsibilities
– Reviewing or updating mobility policies
– Explaining where certain devices can be used legally
– Supporting public education and communication
Our guidance aligns with federal transportation guidance while accounting for provincial and municipal differences.
Who We Work With
We regularly hear from:
– Municipal policymakers and planners
– By-law and law enforcement teams
– Campuses and organizations managing mobility programs
– Businesses operating mobility services
Riders and residents seeking clarity
Because mobility rules vary by geography, we always start by understanding your location, your role, and your specific challenge.
What Happens Next
After you submit the form:
– We review your request
– We confirm your geography and needs
– We suggest next steps or a consultation
There is no obligation. Our goal is to provide clarity and determine how we can help.
Let’s Start the Conversation
If you are unsure where to begin, that is completely normal. Mobility rules are changing quickly, and clear answers are not always easy to find.
By choosing to contact mobility consultants at Mobility Policy, you take the first step toward clear, practical, and defensible guidance.