Saskatoon Cycles Responds to Mayor’s Comments on Bike Lanes

(March 10, 2015) Saskatoon Cycles was encouraged by the support Saskatoon’s separated bike lane demonstration project received from the Transportation Committee of City Council on March 9th, in which all City Councillors present voted in favour of forwarding the proposed project to the next City Council meeting for approval. Mayor Don Atchison was the only…

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How to set up a Bike Boulevard?

Download the Bicycle Boulevard Planning & Design Guidebook   This report is intended to serve as a planning and conceptual design guide for planners, engineers, citizens, advocates, and decision makers who are considering bicycle boulevards in their community. Data for this guide was developed from literature review, case study interviews, and input from a panel…

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Bike Boulevards and other devices used in Vancouver

The city of Vancouver has an excellent system of Bike Boulevards; which they call “Bikeways.” Here is a great article by Matthew Blackett with pictures and descriptions of some Bike Boulevard features. Article and photos taken from Spacing Toronto VANCOUVER — Riding my bike through Vancouver has made me aware of some of the traffic…

Official Launch: Light Up Your Life

(L-R) Mayor Don Atchison, Bike Valet coordinator Sharon Elder, Bike Valet volunteer Jorden Olson, Chief of Police Clive Weighill, Saskatoon Cycles Co-chairperson Cathy Watts Saskatoon Cycles and Saskatoon Police Services are proud to announce the launch of The Light up Your Life campaign, which is designed to increase awareness about cycling safety and engage the…

Track Your Rides!

Saskatoon Cycles is in the process of organizing a summit around cycling in the city. The event will serve to produce a strategic document highlighting multi-year priorities for cycling infrastructure development with the end goal being a comprehensive cycling network for commuting by bicycle in Saskatoon. This event will bring together a variety fo stakeholders,…

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