The CROW manual’s new edition integrates a decade of updates to the Netherlands’ best practices in bikeways.
Biking in cold weather is a great way to commute and stay active. Here’s a guide to staying warm and being safe on those chilly (but invigorating!) rides.
People sometimes complain that bike lanes are underutilized. This might appear to be true, and not be true. Let’s think about the traffic physics of this.
Next time you head to IKEA to purchase a bookshelf, cooking utensils, or storage boxes, you can also grab a new SLADDA bike.
The next Planning & Development Committee of Monday, January 16 features 2 items related to Active Transportation in Brampton.
A Toronto study has wider implications, and shows once again the importance of good active transportation infrastructure.
Here is a great idea for those wishing to do a bit of sightseeing by bike without having to venture too far from home. Bike along the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail from Port Whitby Park in the east, West Harbour Park (Hamilton) in the West, to Niagara Falls in the South and return to your starting point by GO Bus or GO train! The Waterfront Trail and the Lakeshore GO line run parallel for almost 200 km. You can start…
The province is interested in feedback on the proposed plan to implement actions identified in Cycling Initiatives under the Climate Change Action Plan.
The Metrolinx review of the Regional Transportation Plan is underway. They’re seeking input on active transportation.
Oct. 4, 2016, MP Gord Johns introduced a private Member’s bill to establish a National Cycling Strategy. Let’s make Canada a cycling nation!
