“Transportation is about more than just cars and streets,” said Brian Applebee, manager of transportation services for the City. “It’s about providing alternative and sustainable ways to connect residents to the places they need to go, both within the city and beyond our borders.”
The province is investing $50 million dollars this year from its carbon market to fund this and other new initiatives that support commuter cycling infrastructure.
If you are looking to join a group ride for the first time, whether it is for a charity event or a local club ride, there a few things to remember that will help make your experience enjoyable.
Hey kids, start decorating those bikes in your best Canadian theme.
This is one of my favourite rides because the traffic is not bad if you get out early, the roads and trails are in good condition, and it is very scenic.
We say 'trip' on your bike because, while it sounds like Bicycle Day is just that - a day to celebrate bicycles and taking a ride. It is really more like taking a trip.
Thanks to the ongoing efforts of the Town of Fort Erie and The Niagara Parks Commission (NPC), cyclists will soon be able to enjoy a seamless ride along the Niagara River Recreation Trail system between Riverwalk and Bowen Road.
Taking a few extra minutes going over your bike and your equipment ahead of time can make all the difference on how you experience your first ride of the year.
A view from a former resident of Niagara, returning for a cycling trip through the Short Hills Provincial Park.
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