There have been 514 collisions involving micromobility devices in Toronto so far this year, including two fatal crashes involving e-scooters, according to police. Police will be enforcing the rules on roadways, bike lanes, cycle tracks, sidewalks and crosswalks. Police will be enforcing the rules on roadways, bike lanes, cycle tracks, sidewalks and crosswalks. "Where you can ride these devices in the city of Toronto can be sometimes very confusing," he told CBC Toronto Monday. Shellnutt says education is the way to go, which is why he has already been running educational workshops for the e-bike food delivery riders, in partnership with Cycle Toronto.