Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads)

Maintaining Canada's Proposed Bicycle Route Network through the sharing of GPS tracks & end-of-day locations from those who have done the self-supported tour.

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

Just checking in to keep the account active, and to announce that there is now an Android App available download from the Google Play app store :) https://t.co/wnRzd1OGmr

@CBCNews
@CTVNews
@GlobalNational
@Canada_Bikes
@CHEK_News
@Transport_gc
@OrganicMapsApp

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

Checking in to keep account active, and to share the smart new logo and name 'Trans Canada Bike Route - Powered by the Bike Across Canada Route Network Community' This should make it easily recognizable.

You can find me on Threads
https://t.co/J6wgdRthxY

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

Just checking in to keep the account active, and to announce that there is now an Android App available download from the Google Play app store :) https://t.co/wnRzd1OGmr

@CBCNews
@CTVNews
@GlobalNational
@Canada_Bikes
@CHEK_News
@Transport_gc
@OrganicMapsApp

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

You can find me on my Facebook page.
https://t.co/YHif0kSWle

And googling 'Bike Across Canada Route Network'.

[Lucy Maloney @Lucyincanada]

Vancouver’s cyclists came out in droves this morning to send a message to the newly-elected ABC Park Board Commissioners that we #LoveTheLane and we want you to leave it in place over winter when we need the protection the most.

[Jason R. Wang @jasonrwang]

This afternoon, I biked by Randy (pictured), who was on the way to get a slurpee (it was clearly not cold enough)! Thanks to @CityofEdmonton for snow clearing on these not-just-bike lanes!!! It makes YEG accessible for so many more people. #YEGroll #YEGbike

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

#telegram #telegramchannel #Telegramlink
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For anyone who is using @telegram the channel is active and ready for people to join.

[Jean-François Rheault @jfrheault]

La rue du futur.

[Martyn Schmoll @martynschmoll]

Watch the video. Drivers in the background aren’t even making a pretence of stopping at stop signs - they’re just rolling on through.

All while @VancouverPD are lecturing soft-bodied humans pedalling around on 10kg bicycles in ounces of shoes. For safety. #ShareTheRoadBC

[Melissa & Chris Bruntlett @modacitylife]

The completion of Delft’s network in 1987 was a watershed in Dutch bike planning.

Rather than individual isolated routes, officials built a cohesive grid that enabled travel from anywhere to everywhere.

The number, distances, and diversity of people cycling increased overnight.

[Nathan Allebach @nathanallebach]

What makes Japanese urbanism so aesthetically pleasing? It’s simple: street parking is (generally) banned!

https://t.co/Yb0kq4X1nx

[Adam Tranter @adamtranter]

Two BBC reporters doing a news report while cycling: Richard Bilton in England and @annaholligan in the Netherlands.

Can you spot the difference?

The difference is a result of our policy choices over decades. The good news is we know what we need to do to make it better.

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

@EmmettProulx Agreed, maintaining a lawn of grass is much more important than installing a flex post or 2 before the lights.

[Melissa & Chris Bruntlett @modacitylife]

How do Dutch engineers find so much space for cycling?

They question the necessity of every car lane—because the capacity of a road is determined not by its width, but by its intersections.

Get the intersection design right, and a single lane can move as many cars as two lanes.

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

Please subscribe to this YouTube channel and ding the notification bell so you will get an email every time a new video is uploaded.

Lots and lots of great cycling advocacy videos to watch and share.

[Domonic @domwhiting]

Probably The WILDEST Cycling Rave Ever..

[Trans Canada Bike Route (Now on Threads) @acrosscanada]

One cannot help but notice how Paint is not infrastructure.

No separated cycling lanes, no raised crosswalks, now narrowing down of the road towards the stop sign...

A contrast with Scotland, where kids need to be dressed as pylons to ride to school.

[Tern Bicycles @ternbicycles]

2022 seems to be the year of the #BikeBus where kids get to ride together in a group to school thanks to community organizations from parents, to teachers, and local advocacy groups.

Thanks to @SFBikeBus and @LukeBornheimer for sharing this video with us!

[Cycling Nova Scotia @bicyclens]

A quick reminder that BNS is looking for a community leader with a record of organizational growth and governance to fill an Executive Director role with the organization. For more details, please visit https://t.co/euSKkpo8nd and apply before Nov 14 at midnight!