In some Canadian cities, including Edmonton, Alberta and Toronto, Ontario, busses on most city routes have externally mounted carriers for bicycles, and bikes are allowed on the light rail trains at no extra cost outside of rush hour.[95][96] All public transit buses in Chicago and suburbs allow up to two bikes at all times.[97][98][99] The same is true of Grand River Transit buses in the Region of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.[100] Trains allow bikes with some restrictions.[98][101] Where such services are not available, some cyclists get around this restriction by removing their pedals and loosening their handlebars as to fit into a box or by using folding bikes that can be brought onto the train or bus like a piece of luggage. The article on buses in Christchurch, New Zealand lists 27 routes with bike racks.