June 25, 2015

Bike Café: Bikemaps and Safety – Jun 25

Engaging Citizens in Cycling Safety: Bikemaps (Bike Café)

In collaboration with the SFU City Program.

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Currently only 30-40% of serious cycling incidents are reported, and there is no data on near-misses. BikeMaps.org is a crowd-sourced mapping website where cyclists log data on hazards, near-misses, thefts, and collisions. This may offer a more complete picture of cycling safety.

What are some ways it can be used in cycling promotion and advocacy? What other forms and uses of social media would make cycling safer in our communities?

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Thursday, June 25
6 pm
Tandem Bike Café, 3195 Heather St., Vancouver | Map
Free

Moderator: Meghan Winters

  • Meghan Winters is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University researching links between health, transportation, and city design. She is frequently seen on the bike routes of Metro Vancouver with her young boys in tow.

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  1. I have tried to look on city of Vancouver website to find a place to report problem spots related to bike safety but could not find a place other than just writing to a councillor. Does a place exist for proper reporting?

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