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Commuting by Cycling
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Riding your bike is a fun commute option. |
Cycling is a great way to get exercise.
More than just
a recreational sport, riding your bike to work is a fun commuting option.
Depending on your fitness level and distance from work, you can bike the
entire trip or just part of it.
Some public buses are equipped with bike
racks on the front of the bus so you can ride to a bus stop, mount your
bike on the rack, and ride the rest of the way in air conditioned comfort.
The many bike trails throughout the GTA make cycling a
pleasant way to get to work. York Region Transit
accommodates cyclists. See more information on biking sites listed on our "Links"
page.
For
Employers
You can facilitate the use of this commuting option by
providing showers and bike racks. A local company makes bike racks so you
can contact them to see the sizes and styles available –
www.daytechmfg.com.
See other commute options:
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Online Cycling Survey |
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An on-line survey is now available to assess the current usage of
Markham's cycling network and programs, and to support future cycling
network implementation.
Cycling is increasing in popularity as a recreational activity and as an
efficient, enjoyable, environmentally-friendly and health-conscious mode
of transportation.
Do you enjoy cycling in Markham, and if you don't cycle, why not?

As a start, the Town's Cycling Master Plan established the neighborhood
bike route network – 112 km of signed on-road routes and bicycle lanes
and now looks to the development of the ultimate Town-wide cycling plan
- an integrated cycling network that will become a key component of the
local transportation and recreational trail system.
The online survey consists of multiple choice and open-ended
questions, and should take approximately 10 -15 minutes to complete.
Your responses are invaluable to the Town, in assessing the current
usage of Markham's cycling network and programs, and guiding future
cycling network implementation. All responses are confidential and no
personally identifying information is collected.
Click here:
http://www.markham.ca/Markham/aspc/survey/CyclingPrgm/Survey07.asp .
Survey deadline: September
30, 2007.
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