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Mainroad Lower Mainland Contracting LP

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follow us on twitter 604.271.0337 @MainroadLM Mainroad is responsible for the maintenance of British Mainroad reminds Columbia’s Lower Mainland bridges (located in Surrey, drivers to please share Delta, New Westminster, Coquitlam, , Richmond, Stanley Park Causeway, , and the Iron the roads and watch Workers Memorial Bridge), provincial highways, roads, and out for cyclists. right-of-way's including:

• /Highway 1: Cassiar Tunnel Safety Driving and Riding Tips to 264th St. Safe Driving Tips | Drivers • Highway 91 and 91A • Please be aware of cyclists. Scan in all directions, and carefully check mirrors and blind spots for cyclists. • Highway 99: to the US Border • Stay Alert! Keep your phone and other distractions • Highway 17: Hwy. 17A to BC Ferries Causeway out of sight. • When turning right or pulling over on a bike lane • Highway 17A: Hwy. 99 to Hwy. 17 signal well in advance and yield to cyclists. • Lougheed Highway: Hwy 1 to Ruskin • Always leave 1 metre of space between your vehicle and cyclists at all times. • Highway 10: Hwy. 91 to Hwy. 1 • If there is no shoulder, or it is an unsafe shoulder, a • Highway 13: Hwy. 1 to US Border cyclist will have to ride to the left of the white line. • Highway 15: Hwy. 1 to US Border See debris or a Safe Riding Tips | Cyclists • 8th Avenue: Hwy. 15 to Hwy 99 • Keep your bike tuned up and your helmet in check road/bike path hazard before the season starts. • Main Arterial Routes at UBC • Before you launch, plan your route to travel bike lanes • Barnston Island on a Metro and paths as much as possible and give yourself plenty of time. Note: The South Fraser Perimeter Road is maintained by Provincial Highway or Bridge? • Wear a helmet and reflective gear to help keep you Mainroad Fraser Maintenance LP. The Port Mann Bridge is visible in all weather and at all times of the day. maintained by Mainroad Infrastructure Maintenance LP. • Be aware of what’s going on around you at all times Please report it! and keep an eye on the road well ahead for hazards. • Use bike lanes when available and shoulders where Maintenance yards are located in Surrey (Cloverdale), Be as descriptive as you can possible. Delta, Burnaby and Langley. about the debris location. • When riding on shared paths, ride on the right hand side to ensure the safety of all cyclists and pedestrians. • Be predictable – ensure other road users know where Our call centre is open 24/7! you are going. • Communicate / Use Signals – ensure other road users Please call 604-271-0337 know what you are doing, or what you want to do.