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urbanecyclist THE VANCOUVER AREA CYCLING COALITION QUARTERLY www.vacc.bc.ca Making cycling an integral part of Metro Vancouver’s transportation culture SUMMER 2010 #45 In this issue: Celebrate Bike Month with the VACC Bike To Work! urbanecyclist Opening the Georgia Viaduct to Cycling: Councilor Ellen Wordsworth, Mayor Robertson and Arno Schortinghuis. Photo by Jean Chong Published quarterly by the Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition (VACC). The views in this publication are not necessarily those of the VACC vacc.bc.ca MANAGING EDITOR: Rob Brownie New Advisory Group Connects COPY EDITORS: Ulrike Rodrigues, Arno Schortinghuis DESIGN: Chris Bentzen | thisisplanb.net Cyclists and Municipalities COVER ART: Andrea Rodgers | andrearodgersdesign.com Central advocacy council will VACC BOARD OF DIRECTORS Arno Schortinghuis, President strengthen local bike committees What would you like to see the Advocacy Jack Becker by Rob Brownie Advisory Council accomplish in 2010? Colin Brander We plan to develop an online archive which Rob Brownie The Urbane Cyclist asks VACC President could be used to store advocacy documents, Gwendal Castellan Ivan Chow Arno Schortinghuis for details. Arno has letters and meeting minutes. We will Ken Ohrn been a major contributor to the on-going attempt to get active committees formed development of VACC programs and throughout Metro Vancouver. And we will VACC OFFICE advocacy campaigns. ramp up our advocacy efforts by having Sean McKibben, Director of Programs Kathy Sinclair, Office Manager focused campaigns on key issues. The Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition FOUNDING MEMBER now has an “Advocacy Advisory What are the biggest challenges facing British Columbia Cycling Coalition Council.” Why was this set up? the VACC in the coming year? Member of the (Canadian) Coalition for Active Living www.activeliving.ca In 2008, the VACC invited participants To engage more volunteers – especially in from throughout Metro Vancouver to the suburban municipalities. MEET US attend a workshop where it was decided The VACC Board meetings are open to all interested that a central advocacy body would be How can readers get involved in the in bicycling in Greater Vancouver. We generally meet on the second Wednesday of the month at 6:30pm important. In 2009 the VACC formally AAC or VACC campaigns? Phone 604 878 8222 for details. established the Advocacy Advisory Council Good question! If you (dear reader) are [email protected] and thanks to all those who have helped interested in improving cycling in Metro form the AAC and move it forward. Vancouver, participate in the advocacy INTERNET Keep up on the latest cycling issues and events. Join committee meetings in your area, call our one of our e-mail lists at www.vacc.bc.ca/lists What are the goals of the Advocacy office at 604-878-8222 or visit the Advocacy Advisory Council? section of our website at www.vacc.bc.ca GOT SOMETHING TO SAY? To ensure that local advocacy committees We welcome articles of 400 words or less about cycling in Greater Vancouver. exist in all parts of Metro Vancouver, to IN RECOGNITION: Submissions may be sent to Urbane Cyclist: help local committees by sharing common The VACC Board of Directors [email protected] information and providing centralized would like to extend their gratitude support, and to address advocacy issues to Leslie Love for her many years of We reserve the right to edit dedication as Editor and Designer submissions for clarity and length. that span municipal boundaries. of The Urbane Cyclist! Thank you! urbanecyclist NEXT ISSUE OF URBANE CYCLIST: 2 | SUMMER 2010 #45 September 2010 Ring Your Local Cycling Hotline HOTLINE NUMBER LIST SURREY by Karen Larsen Keep this handy for future reference!! CITY BICYCLE COORDINATOR: 604-591-4214 TRANSPORTATION PLANNING INQUIRIES (ROADS/ SIDEWALK/CYCLING): 604-591-4853 Several municipalities in Metro Use this list to check out some of the CITY ENGINEERING: 604-591-4431 Vancouver have Bicycle Hotlines that hotline, service numbers and cycling ROAD & SIGN MAINTENANCE: 604-590-7250 provide service information for cyclists. maps and related web pages of different TRAFFIC LIGHT PROBLEMS: 604-591-4338 Depending on the municipality, you municipalities in the lower Mainland. NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-599-0502 can either call the hotline or the civic The local non-emergency police NORTH VANCOUVER engineering department to report numbers are also listed. TO REPORT A POTHOLE: [email protected] potholes to be filled, glass on a bikeway, BIKE ROUTES: www.cnv.org/c//data/3/268/ or fallen trees. You can also ask for Bicycle%20Master%20Plan%20Map.pdf VANCOUVER REQUEST A BIKE RACK ON CITY PROPERTY: updates on cycling related issues such BICYCLE HOTLINE: 604-871-6070 [email protected]. as new bike routes, maps, and current (or 311 within the city limits) NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-985-1311 bicycle projects. BIKE ROUTES: www.vancouver.ca/engsvcs/ Keep in mind that the hotlines transport/cycling/index.htm WEST VANCOUVER NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-717-3321 ROUTE MAINTENANCE: 604-925-7101 are not for emergencies! If you want NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-925-7300 to report an unsafe motorist, call the BURNABY police. Try to give as much information BICYCLE HOTLINE AND ROUTE COQUITLAM as possible to help the police track down MAINTENANCE REQUESTS: 604-294-7441 CITY SWITCHBOARD: 604-927-3000 BIKE ROUTES: www.city.burnaby.bc.ca/ BIKE ROUTES: www.coquitlam.ca/default.htm the dangerous driver. If the situation admin/AssetFactory.aspx?vid=9051 NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-927-6400 was a near miss, call the non-emergency NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-294-7922 police number to report the motorist. DELTA Dial 911 in case of an emergency. COQUITLAM BICYCLE HOTLINE: 604-946-3260 CITY SWITCHBOARD: 604-927-3000 ROUTE MAINTENANCE: 604-946-3245 Translink has a great website with BIKE ROUTES: www.coquitlam.ca/default.htm BIKE ROUTES: www.corp.delta.bc.ca/ cycling maps and a handy route planner NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-927-6400 assets/engineering/pdf/alt_trans. for all local municipalities: pdf#search=%22cycling%20map%22 www.translink.ca/en/Cycling/ LANGLEY NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-946-4411 STREET MAINTENANCE: 604-514-2825 Cycling-Routes.aspx NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-514-2870 RICHMOND CYCLING HOTLINE: 604-276-4035 ROUTE MAINTENANCE AND STREET SWEEPING: 604- 244-1262 REPORT VEHICLES PARKED IN A BIKE LANE TO RCMP: ONE STRONG VOICE! 604-278-1212 BIKE ROUTES: www.richmond.ca/cycling NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-278-1212 Help us get Metro Vancouver’s Cycling Infrastructure up to speed! NEW WESTMINISTER Sign-up for or renew your VACC membership and for an extra ROUTE MAINTENANCE: 604-526-4691 $10 get a one year subscription to Momenum Magazine! BICYCLE RACK LOCATION: 604-527-4592 momentumplanet.com/onestrongvoice NON-EMERGENCY POLICE: 604-525-5411 urbanecyclist SUMMER 2010 #45 | 3 Cycling Together for Bike Month VACC and BEST Join Forces by Rob Brownie Safe Cycling Promotion in bus shelters courses throughout May and June. A and through postering This year Bike to Work Week will full schedule can be found in the Bike once again take place during June Bike Education page of the VACC website. Safety Flashcards will be handed to Month. It is all part of an effort by The VACC will be supplying drivers who exercise safe and courteous the VACC and organizers at BEST bike valet parking for opening/closing driving practices (safe cycling tips will be (Better Environmentally Sustainable events and will be organizing a ride to listed on the reverse) Transportation) to strengthen their MEC BikeFest during Velopalooza. shared goal to get more people riding Steve Beck of BEST sent us a list An online Best Routes to School their bikes for work and pleasure safely of events he has been coordinating in resource is under construction and and with confidence. preparation for Bike Month and here should be available in time for In addition to our popular Bike To are the highlights: Bike Month. Work Week events (see Erin’s article on the opposite page) the VACC will continue Clean Commuter Breakfast For further information about these to offer weekly Streetwise Cycling Skills Wednesday, May 2nd (details tba) BEST initiatives you can visit their website at www.best.bc.ca Headwinds | Tailwinds Headwinds From Port Coquitlam by Peter Stary Port Coquitlam has narrowed Riding safely on the new Kingsway Avenue at the south foot separated bike route on Dunsmuir Viaduct. of the new Coast Meridian Overpass Photo by Jack Becker without leaving adequate space or providing an alternative route for be better if those involved rode bikes Tailwinds cyclists. This has spoiled an informal rather than taking transit or driving To The City of Vancouver and practical east-west bike route to the Animal Rescue operation in by Jack Becker across Port Coquitlam. Burnaby where they would be working Congratulations to City of Vancouver staff for three weeks for the two-way bike lanes on Dunsmuir Tailwinds Viaduct with separation from car traffic. To Katimavik and Karina Stickle Following a Craigslist plea for bikes, by Ron Richings VACC member Ron Richings was able Vancouver staff should be Katimavik is a federal youth work to lend them four, with several more from congratulated for their excellent program (which I had thought ended various other sources. And indeed they work with respect to cycling during long ago – but no !). The coordinator rode back and forth through February the Olympics, except for the Seaside of one project thought that it would – slowly at first but with increasing stretch from Nelson to Quebec and on urbanecyclist 4 | SUMMER 2010 #45 confidence and speed as time passed. to 3rd Ave. Bike To Work Keeps On Growing Program Manager Erin O’Melinn shows us the numbers I joined the VACC as the Bike to Work Program Manager in February 2009 and people get a little confused when I tell them what my job is: “I bike to work.” Then they ask, “But what do you do once you get to work?” I tell them getting people to cycle to their jobs is my job – and one I enjoy a lot! Erin brakes with style on the way to work.
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