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Toronto SafeCharge & Secure Mobility

Prevent battery fires without licensing ordinary ownership.

Fire-prevention campaign concept for safer charging and safer residential buildings
The problem residents feel

Modern mobility should not force people to choose between transportation and safety.

Damaged or improperly charged lithium batteries have caused serious fires in homes, apartments and workplaces. Families, renters and small businesses need practical ways to reduce risk without treating ordinary personal ownership like a commercial operation.

Remove damaged batteries safely

Create clear, convenient routes for damaged and end-of-life batteries to leave homes and buildings quickly.

Move commercial-scale charging and repair

High-volume charging, rebuilding or repair should not operate like an informal battery depot inside a residential building.

Provide secure alternatives

Develop convenient public, workplace and building options that protect both batteries and bicycles from theft.

Focus enforcement on real risk

Target damaged equipment, blocked exits, unsafe commercial activity and repeated high-risk conduct—not ordinary ownership.

Certified equipment and clear standards

Encourage certified batteries and chargers, safe combinations, proper storage and clear information residents can act on.

Support workers and residents

Education, disposal, training and practical alternatives should make the safe choice affordable and workable.

Resident result: fewer preventable fires, safer homes and buildings, and continued access to affordable micromobility.

Status

Proposed — citywide design follows evidence and partnership.

Detailed design, building-partner agreements, legal authority, safeguards and implementation milestones will be published before any citywide rollout.

The public direction is clear. Detailed design, costing, safeguards, partner commitments and implementation milestones will be released in stages as they are verified. Before residents are asked to approve or fund a major commitment, the campaign will publish the authority, cost, protections, partners and measurable next steps.
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