Commuting and Parking

Bike Lockers

Bike lockers are available for rent at the Notre Dame Campus. Seventeen bike locker units are located in high traffic locations around campus. Each unit holds two lockers (one of each end), totaling 34 bike lockers on campus. These lockers are ideal for regular bike commuters who want a place to lock their bike, bag and helmet in a secure, outdoor storage unit that’s protected from the elements.

Rental Details

  • Lockers are $35 for a 10-month rental period and a Bike Locker Usage Agreement will need to be signed at the Campus Store (Notre Dame Campus).
  • Personal locks aren’t permitted – you’ll be given a College-issued key for your locker. This key will need to be returned to the Campus Store at the end of the 10-month rental or a $10 will be charged for a replacement.
  • Rentals are done in person at the Campus Store (Notre Dame Campus)

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I rent a bike locker?

There are 34 bike lockers currently available at NDC. Bike locker rentals are only offered through the NDC Campus Store. Unfortunately at this time, we cannot provide rentals for bike lockers online or over the phone.

What do I need to rent a bike locker?

You must be a current student or staff member of RRC Polytech. You will be required to read and sign a bike locker user agreement. A bike locker key will be issued to you to gain access to the locker.

How much is it to rent a bike locker?

Bike locker rentals are $35 for a 10-month rental period.

How long is the rental period?

There are three rental terms throughout the year:

  • September 1 to December 31
  • January 1 to April 30
  • May 1 to August 31

Towards the end of your term, contact the Campus Store if you wish to extend your rental into the next term. You may cancel your rental at any time, visit the Campus Store to return your key and complete the process.

What happens if I lose the bike locker key?

You must inform the Campus Store immediately and a new key will be issued. There will be a $10 charge for a replacement key.

If I do not return the locker key at the end of my rental period, what happens next?

You will be charged $10 for a replacement key. If your contents and bicycle are still inside the locker after your rental period expires, they will be removed.

Where do I retrieve my bicycle and contents?

You will need to come to the Campus Store where your contents will be held for two weeks. You must present your RRC Polytech ID card, and the bike identifier card given to you at the time of rental. Please review your bike locker contract.

Can I share my bike locker?

No. Please review your bike locker user agreement.

What if my bike locker needs a repair?

Contact the Campus Store with your locker number and issue to place a work order on your bike locker.

Get Destination Ideas With Our Bike Locker Designs

In addition to improving end-of-trip facilities for cyclists, we wanted to give these big grey boxes (formerly known as our herd of elephants) a splashy makeover to animate our campus. We came up with the idea of showcasing prominent Winnipeg landmarks and the distance to travel to them by bike from campus. Our talented designer Marc executed this vision perfectly. We’re particularly fond of the FortWhyte Alive! design… What’s your fave? We still have some more lockers to complete. If you have a suggestion for a notable landmark you’d think should adorn one of our bike lockers, email us!

These bike lockers are part of RRC Polytech’s Transportation Plan. We’re committed to continuing to provide flexible, equitable and sustainable commuting options for students, staff and faculty. Find out more here.

RRC Polytech campuses are located on the lands of Anishinaabe, Ininiwak, Anishininew, Dakota, and Dené, and the National Homeland of the Red River Métis.

We recognize and honour Treaty 3 Territory Shoal Lake 40 First Nation, the source of Winnipeg’s clean drinking water. In addition, we acknowledge Treaty Territories which provide us with access to electricity we use in both our personal and professional lives.

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