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• People Streets; Living Streets; Edmonton Downtown Farmers Market
• North American Advances in Cycling Infrastructure that Europe Could Benefit From
• Friday, February the 14th Was Winter Bike to Work Day
• Cycling Traffic Growth and Advocates
• A Business Leader Speaks Out: Why Separated Bike Lanes are Important to a City
• Calgary Cycle Track – Business Tries to Block Cyclists on Stephens Walk
• City of Calgary Downtown Cycle Track Network Plan, 2014
• Survey: Support for Transit through Property Tax Increases; Sunshine Coast BC – Nov 2013
• Which Choice of Road Pricing?
• Snow Ploughing the Separated Bike Lanes, Calgary AB
• CycloTouring – Seattle WA to Vancouver BC
• Montreal; What a Difference, Cycling to the Airport
• Single Home Suburban Sprawl or Densified Urbanism
• E – Bicycles on Transit Vehicles
• The Third Transportation Revolution and the Evolution of our Cities
• Political Considerations that should be Part of Conditions for Approving a Transit Line
• Urban Local Streets; Supporting a People-Centred Approach;
• TIME FOR EMOTIONS; THOUGHTS OF SEPARATED BIKE LANES
• Winter Cycling in Calgary – January 2013
• Winter Cycling
• Comments from the Latest CycloTouring Trip – Cyclists’ Passage Through Intersections
• Cycling and Combined Mobility
• Comments from the Last Cycling Touring Trip – CycloTouring in California
• Comment from the Latest Cycling Touring Trip – Cycling on Interstate Highways
• Comments from the Latest Cycling Touring Trip – Federal Government Funding Programs for Cycling
• Banff Legacy Trail – Part 5 -An Afterthought! A Reminder!
• Banff Legacy Trail – Part 4
• City of Vancouver Transportation Plan 2040 – Comments on Draft Plan
• Banff Legacy Trail – Part 3
• City of Vancouver’s Proposed New Transportation Mode Share Targets – Transportation Plan 2040
• Banff Legacy Trail – Part 2
• Banff Legacy Trail
• Calgary, it is Time to have a Thorough Discussion on Separated Bike Lanes
• Cycling in Cities: Steps towards Cycling Growth – Austin Texas
• It’s Just Normal: Transporting Goods by Bike
• River Walk: San Antonio’s Promenade
• Cycling Chic –Not For Me: I Can’t Afford It
• Changwon, South Korea – A City with Sustainability as its Goal
• Changzhi – First Impressions of a Chinese Industrial City
• Seoul, South Korea – Parting Thoughts
• Melbourne, Australia – First Impressions
• Community Gardens Near Cycling and Pedestrian Routes: Complementary Community Amenities
• Jack Layton- Spinning Words into Action: Politician, Cyclist 1950 -2011
• Taiwan- Cycling Tale of Two Cities: Hsinchu City and Taipei
• 30 Car-Free Years: Cycling Pumps Money into My Wallet
• Bike to Work Events: What are They For?
• Dialogue on Clothing and Helmets as a Barrier to Cycling
• Sevilla en bici –Seville by Bike
• Some Fame: Third Wave Cycling Got EcoPressed!
• On the Way to Seville – Stopping in Toledo, Spain
• From Madrid to Toledo
• Cycling Infrastructure within Madrid
• Anillo Verde Ciclista (Green Cycling Ring)
• First Impressions of Madrid: Centrum
• Madrid – Trip from Airport to Hotel
• More Outdoor Bike Art : Affirmations of Fun in Metro Vancouver- Part 4
• Our Winter Cycling Poll Results: Thanks to the Brave, the Cautious and Wannabe Cyclists
• Winter Cycling and Cycling Infrastructure Planning: Stuck in a Snowbank or Moving Along?
• Growing Up and Cycling through the Years to Farmers’ Markets Home and Abroad
• Who Wanders in Bike Lanes
• Cyclists, the Retailers’ Customers
• Bike Share Systems Spreading into Small Cities
• Losing My Cycling Identity in the World’s Cycling Nirvana: Copenhagen
• Children on Bikes – Cycling into the Future with Them
• European Retailers Prosper from People Streets, Downtown Vancouver Retailers Trudge Along with 1960’s Retailing Models
• Stripping More Metaphorical Wallpaper to Rediscover Outdoor Public Bike Art in Metro Vancouver. Part 3
• Stripping the Metaphorical Wallpaper and Rediscovering Outdoor Public Bike Art in Vancouver and Beyond. Part 2
• Transportation Infrastructure Evolution: Rejigging for Greenest Cities and Province
• Regional Cycling-Friendly Rail Network Impact on Cycling Touring Growth
• Postal Cycling Workhorses: Door to Door Mail Delivery by Bike
• Bike Trains
• Cycling to Airports
• Cycling to Airport Departure Gates
• A Civilized Approach to Crossing a River in Germany
• Cycling in Prague
• Enhancing the Cycling Experience: Cycle Out as Far as You Want to Go, Return by Train
• Cycling is for Foodies and All: Getting the Retail Connection Right
• Already There are Cyclists on Dunsmuir St. Separated Bike Lanes
• Biking to Work—In More Challenging or Isolated Work Areas
• Using World Class Athletes To Market Cycling for Health, Fun and Transportation: Ryan Leech
• Bike Inspired Outdoor Art: Vancouver
• Separated Bike Lanes: Changing the Downtown Paradigm for Transportation in Toronto
• Sustainable Greenest Cities, Provinces, Countries and the Transportation Grid
• Health Benefits of Cycling: Exploratory Research for Other Illnesses
• Are You a 40 to 69 Year Old British Columbian?
• Being A Passenger in a Duet Bike
• Building on Low-Cost, Low-Effort Opportunity: Dunsmuir Viaduct Separated Bike Lane Into Downtown Vancouver
• And They Did Come By Bike: Cycling Scenes During 2010 Winter Olympics
• Rivers of People, the Olympics, Spill-over Effects on Walking, Cycling, and Public Transit
• 2010 Winter Olympics: A Vancouver People Movement Laboratory
• Diversifying Options to Granville Island: A Bunch of Transportation Carrots
• Critical Mass, the Dutch Way
• Critical Mass, the Dutch Way
• Vancouver Moving towards Separated Bike Lanes
• Pre-Olympic Ramp-up: A Car-Free Life in Downtown and Travel by Bike
• Comments from Sydney: 2000 Summer Olympics and Cycling for Transportation
• A Winter Olympic First: Cycling For Transportation Not Driving (updated Jan.21, 2010)
• Bike Helmets on Customers Exposes Unnoticed Business For Retailers
• Bike Designs for Bike Share Systems: Challenging One Size Fits All or Ways to Avoid Some Pain
• Thinking Outside the Helmet for 2010: Building on 2009 Cycling Milestones
• Christmas Tree Cycling Lights For Visibility: Motorized Wheelchair User
• “Putting an Expensive New Streetcar Line Parallel to an Existing Trolley Bus Route Does Not Make Sense”
• Brief Profile: A Contributor
• Bicycle Cosy for Winter: An Artful Convergence of Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Movement with Sustainable Transportation
• Bilingual / Multilingual Bicycle Maps: Canada’s First Chinese-English Bicycle Map for Metro Toronto. A Legacy of Eugene Yao, Community and Cycling Activist.
• Missing in Urban Streetscape Consciousness: Bike Parking Signage
• Real Streetcars Return to Vancouver, B.C.- For Now