Cycling isn’t just a recreational activity—it’s a sustainable mode of transportation that benefits our health, our environment and our community.

Burnaby residents will have an opportunity to learn more about the City of Burnaby’s Edmonds Town Centre Cycling Network project at 2 pop-up events taking place in October. Drop in to talk to the project team, share your voice and learn about the feedback the City received in Phase 1 of the project as well as what is planned for Phase 2.

The City of Burnaby is seeking volunteers to help shape the future of transportation in our community by serving on Burnaby’s new Transportation Committee.

As envisioned in Connecting Burnaby, Burnaby’s Transportation Plan, the City of Burnaby is improving the current cycling network in the Edmonds Town Centre area.

The City of Burnaby has approved a location for a new pedestrian-cyclist overpass over Highway 1, which will create a critical north-south link between key regional trail networks and destinations within Burnaby.

The City of Burnaby is building new pedestrian and cycling facilities along Lakefield Drive and 4th Street and is asking for input on some planned new public spaces and amenities.

The City of Burnaby is conducting a comprehensive study of the Capitol Hill/Burnaby Heights neighbourhoods to assess opportunities to improve safety for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers travelling in the area.

The City of Burnaby wants to hear from residents, commuters and visitors about how they currently move around areas of central Burnaby adjacent to Highway 1, and how they would use a proposed pedestrian-cyclist overpass to cross the highway between Kensington Avenue and Cariboo Road.

Burnaby City Council has endorsed the Route 1 option for TransLink’s Burnaby Mountain Gondola project, citing the direct benefits for Burnaby residents and the low environmental impact of the project.

The City of Burnaby is making streets safer for students and all Burnaby residents by expanding the hours of 30 km/h school zones in Burnaby to 7am-10pm (previously 8am-5pm), and installing speed humps near 36 schools and 36 parks.