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Friday, February the 14th was Winter Bike to Work Day | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Friday, February the 14th was Winter Bike to Work Day. Calgary, Bow Pathway. Cycling for transportation has progressed from sunny days, to rainy days, to fall days and now is penetrating into winter days, no matter the temperature or snow or ice on the road and bike paths. Calgary, Bow Pathway, South Side. Kimberley BC, Fat Tire Bicycles for Sale. Kimberley BC, Pedal and Tap Restaurant, Bicycle Themed. Golden BC, Rotary Pathway along the Kick...
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Urban Community Planning for its Populace | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Urban Community Planning for its Populace. People, Business, Community Spirit, Sustainability/Greening. Its form, zoning, densification, distribution of lands living, business, parks, green spaces, people spaces, and space for movement of people and goods. Supporting the community and land use. Category : Land Use. New Bus-Cycling Lanes on Centre Street, Calgary AB. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Join 11 other followers.
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Cycling Traffic Growth and Advocates | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Cycling Traffic Growth and Advocates. Portland has been a prime example of what can be done through effective marketing with its cycling traffic growth exploding from less that 1% to 6% in five years. Their marketing was so good that a basic 1990-style and quality cycling infrastructure and network and lack of downtown facilities did not stop the growth. Any advancement in cycling network and infrastructure should be positively greeted and su...
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Barcelona, Spain | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Notify me of new comments via email. Join 11 other followers. Winter Cy...
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Snow Ploughing the Separated Bike Lanes, Calgary AB | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Snow Ploughing the Separated Bike Lanes, Calgary AB. A grey morning. Snow falling and whipped around by the wind. Ahhh, winter has arrived. Time to mount the studded tires on to the city bicycle. For the last years now, removal of snow for facilitating winter cycling has increased in interest in North America. In fact, a conference on winter clearing of cycling infrastructure will be held in Winnipeg this winter. 2. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.
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Already There are Cyclists on Dunsmuir St. Separated Bike Lanes | Third Wave Cycling Blog
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Third Wave Cycling Blog. Already There are Cyclists on Dunsmuir St. Separated Bike Lanes. 2010/05/29 by HJEH (Jack) Becker. They cannot wait. The cyclists just cannot wait until the barriers are completed. After the workers leave for the day, the cyclists take over the partially completed separated bike lanes under construction on Dunsmuir St. One late afternoon as rush hour traffic forms, cyclists take over the construction site. Signs are disobeyed with enthusiasm as cyclists pounce on the new bike...
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Strasbourg, France | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Cycling and Combined Mobility – Part 1. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out. You are commenting using your Google account. ( Log Out. Join 11 other followers. Winter...
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Comments – Proposed High-Speed Train from Edmonton to Calgary | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Comments – Proposed High-Speed Train from Edmonton to Calgary. My comments are based on being a frequent user of high-speed trains for the last 20 years primarily in Europe and also in Taiwan. At 300 kph, a day trip from Calgary can be to Red Deer and to Edmonton, not to Brag Creek. Replaced is a 3-hour plus journey by bus. As for a new exclusive corridor, the corridor should be designed for use by commuter trains in both of the cities, inclu...
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Barcelona, Spain | Velo.Urbanism
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Transit Future Plans – Part 2 – Strategic Planning for Combined Mobility Trips with Transit and Cycling | Velo.Urbanism
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Cycling, with Combined Mobility, an Element of Urban Planning. Transit Future Plans – Part 2 – Strategic Planning for Combined Mobility Trips with Transit and Cycling. Transit future planning is not exclusively about bus routers and frequency of service. Transit future is about planning Transit Corridors for significant transit ridership growth. Designing for Effective Combined Mobility. End Destinations to Transit Stops. Images 9017, 9564, 0090-C. Images 0420, 0432, 0448. Bicycle Parking at Transit Stops.