Esquimalt looks at a Lyall St bikeway
Esquimalt is considering adding protected bike lanes on Lyall St with money they are receiving from the CRD to pay for damage to Lyall St during the construction of the sewage treatment project. The project would run the full length of Lyall St, from Canteen by CFB Esquimalt to Head St.
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Voting in the 2018 municipal election
The municipal election is coming up on October 20th and in order to keep moving with biking in the region, we need people to think bike when they head to vote
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How comfortable to do you find bike lanes?
The Transportation Association of Canada, who create all the design guides that engineers use, is asking you, the end user – how comfortable and safe do you have find different kinds of bike lanes? Take the survey today
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Colwood’s new OCP is up for approval
Tonight Colwood council has 3rd and final reading on their new OCP and there is a lot to like – it contains a map with a complete network and many other pieces for great biking. Unfortunately, the OCP has one small flaw: because it is based on older plans, it unfortunately says that buffered bike lanes are All Ages and Abilities, which we know isn’t true.
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Saanich’s Active Transportation Plan goes to council
Saanich’s Active Transportation Plan is going to council and we are excited. The plan talks about a network of All Ages and Abilities bikeways, better end of trip facilities and a lot more.
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Say yes to Wharf & Humboldt bike lanes
The City has posted the designs for the reminaing three routes of the downtown AAA bikeways – Wharf, Humboldt and Cook St. They are looking for feedback, so now is the time to say yes.
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