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.
The Brampton Cycling Advisory Committee agenda for January 19, 2016 is available.
Next time you head to IKEA to purchase a bookshelf, cooking utensils, or storage boxes, you can also grab a new SLADDA bike.
Brampton is developing an Active Transportation Master Plan for safer, more convenient travel by non-motorized modes. Your input is important.
Please take a moment to complete this survey. It will help the Region of Peel better understand the transportation issues that are important to you.
The next Planning & Development Committee of Monday, January 16 features 2 items related to Active Transportation in Brampton.
The Region of Peel is undertaking an update to the Long Range Transportation Plan to determine transportation requirements to service population growth.
The less people need to drive in our cities, the less we all pay, in more ways than one.
If you make it easier to drive, people drive. If it is not so easy to drive, people drive less. The result of reducing lanes is less traffic, not gridlock.
A presentation which explains how the nimble cargo bike is transforming the streets of Vancouver for the better.
