Fatal cyclist collision in Surrey spurs call for more separated bike lanes

Jeff Leigh, president of Hub Cycling, said the area is extremely busy with traffic, said a recent fatality on 104th Avenue death could have been avoided with a separated bike lane.

Celebrating 25 Years of Cycling Wins

  History In 1998, the Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition, now HUB Cycling, was established by a handful of individuals aspiring to make cycling accessible and safe. HUB Cycling, a non-profit charity, is celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, culminating in a Veloversary celebration on Saturday, September 9th, in honour of a quarter century of impact. Today, HUB has more than 25 full-time staff members, 20 instructors, 10 Board of Directors, and 100,000 members, volunteers, and subscribers.

Cheeky sign raises safety cycling safety issues at East Vancouver bike crossing

The board, which is not authored by the municipality, was shared in a Reddit post on Sunday and as of Monday afternoon, had more than 1,200 votes.

Protesters share anger over removal of Stanley Park bike lane

Protesters gathered along Stanley Park Drive Sunday to protest the Vancovuer Park Board removing the temporary bike lane, which was put up at the start of the pandemic.

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