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Available at the Tourism Victoria Info Centre and downtown businesses
The CBWS bike parking manual provides details on best racks, site planning and design for bicycle parking and other destinations facilities. Send $5 per copy to CBWS at: 22 Philippa Place, Victoria, BC V8S 1S6. *Bulk orders available
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CBWS Reports Page
Welcome to CBWS Reports.
Capital Bike and Walk conducts audits to analyze specific sites, transportation corridors and neighbourhoods,
to assess conditions for cycling and walking and develop recommendations for new designs and solutions.
Our objective is to generate ideas and a replicable template that can be adopted by community organizations
and individuals interested in shifting transportation choices to healthier annd sustainable modes like cycling
and walking. Growing participation requires more facilities and better designs to make cycling and walking
safer and more appealing.
Our case studies focus on specific sites in the Capital Region. Several of our recommendations have been
incorporated into new facilities built or planned. See the audit of Lochside at Mount Newton for a completed
project and the Goose counts for recommendations that have been adopted at the planning stage. Numbers of other
audits have also been completed or are in progress that will be updated to the web page in the coming year.
CBWS invites comments on the process and report format to help enhance our audits and improve our reporting model.
CBWS is developing a web accessible tool for public use and assembling presentations for delivery in conferences,
seminars and workshops to help share our expertise.
Thanks to Vancity (Vancouver City Savings Credit Union) the District of Saanich and the Town of View Royal for support in development of our audits and reports.
Please be encouraged to share your feedback on the reports with us.
John Luton, Executive Director
johnluton@shaw.ca
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CBWS projects are supported by grants from VanCity, the City of Victoria,
Saanich, View
Royal, the Provincial Capital Commission, the Province of BC,
Translink, Mountain
Equipment Coop and private funders. Support for this
project does not necessarily imply
VanCity’s or other sponsor endorsement.
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