Walking and Cycling

Last updated on June 4, 2021

Walking and cycling can be convenient ways to get around your neighbourhood. These methods of transportation are cheap (or free), good for the environment, and help you stay active.

When you walk or ride your bike, remember to wear bright clothes, use lights and reflectors, and stay visible to motorists – and cyclists should always wear a helmet.

For more information and safety tips for walkers and cyclists, visit:

Walk BC
BikeSense
Sustainable Transportation Resources
(Better Environmentally Sound Transportation)
Walking Tips (B.C. Podiatric Medical Association)
HealthyFamilies BC Walking Challenge

Find more information on alternative forms of transportation, see:

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