Brochures, Letters, Media

Brochures

Vancouver Bike Share Study Summary: Motivators, deterrents, equity

Safety Evidence for Bicycling

Bicyclists’ injuries and the cycling environment: Results of the “BICE” Study

Route preferences & other motivators & deterrents: Results of the Cycling in Cities survey

3 Preferred bike route types

How far out of the way will we travel? How the built environment influences route selection for bicycle travel

The impact of transportation infrastructure on bicycling injuries or crashes: A review of the evidence

Active transportation in urban areas: Exploring health benefits and risks

Letters

Opinion for Australian Bicycle Network Mandator Helmet Review 2017

Letter to Minister Marc Garneau about the Future of Transportation in Canada 2016

Letter providing input to the Township of Langley 2015 Cycling Plan

Letter to Minister Todd Stone about the BC Transportation Plan 2014

Commentary on the “route types for best cycling expenditures” for the Ontario Municipal Cycling Infrastructure Program 2014

CityLab interview and unpublished Letter to the Editor on AJPH article “Public bike share programs & head injuries” 2014

Letter to Minister Todd Stone about BC Rural Highway Speed Review 2014

Letter to the Ontario Coroner for the review of bicycling deaths 2012

Newspaper, blog & magazine articles

Off-street bike paths and multiuser paths: Lessons in safe design from street engineering In Landscapes | Paysages, Winter 2018

Ride hailing in BC is opportunity to ensure new transportation solutions support health and mobility of all In The Star, November 2018

Turns out — duh! — that increasing speed limits didn’t increase highway safety In the Province, October 2018

Speed limit increases cost lives In the Vancouver Sun, July 2016

Great bike routes to increase cycling and reduce injuries. In The Safety Network, Issue 2 2016

Is cycling safe? In Momentum Magazine, December 2014

Designing Cities for Cycling: Route designs to motivate cycling & reduce injuries In Curb Magazine, Fall 2013

Risks of cycling, walking and driving put in context In the Vancouver Sun, July 2013

Transition from Campus to Community at UBC: Thinking about Schools and Transportation In the Campus Resident, June 2013

What is a “protected” or “separated” bike lane or “cycle track”? In Spokes Dunedin, February 2013

What are the Health Risks and Benefits to Cycling? In the Campus Resident, December 2012

 

 

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