[dkazzed]

I'd suggest pulling the titanium rod out of your rear end. Or bike seat in this case. Maybe you can pick up a dictionary and learn what the word Grifter means while you're at it

I'm trying to understand what your neat animated profile photo means.

 

[Platinum107]

I'm trying to understand what your neat animated profile photo means.

Thanks for asking my friend! It actually shows the expansion of the shared-use path network and district bike routes between 2024-26 utilizing the $100 million dollar municipal investment. Pretty cool, huh?

 

[dkazzed]

Thanks for asking my friend! It actually shows the expansion of the shared-use path network and district bike routes between 2024-26 utilizing the $100 million dollar municipal investment. Pretty cool, huh?

Love it!

 

[YEG imagineer]

These photos are from Sunday of the new ped Bridge near Terwilligar interchange. The second beam was parked on the off ramp. Might be up by now. Photos courtesy of my wife.

 

[bodsbods9090]

Holy man. I didn't realize how big this project was for that part of the Whitemud. Unreal.

 

[thommyjo]

Good to see the biking numbers trending well so far this spring. I wonder if we're close to the HLB starting to hit 2000/day occasionally. A handful of routes are consistently doing 1000+ which is great to see. Now we just need more missing links filled in and feeder routes onto the main ones built out. 107ave and 95ave on the west end will both be critical additions to the network connecting the west end to 102ave into DT.

 

[Kosy123]

Does the cyclist count include e-bikes and scooters? HLB is scooter Henday during the evenings/night especially during game days too.

 

[Gronk!]

Biktrix sees selling e-bikes downtown as a core belief

As Saskatoon-based e-bike manufacturer and retailer Biktrix nears the one-year anniversary for its shop in downtown Edmonton, a company leader says the experience has underlined the importance of doing business in the core.

edmonton.taproot.news

 

[TAS]

New bike repair shop opens in McCauley

Somewhere Cycles opens in McCauley

Affordable, personable, and community-focused bike care

ratcreekpress.substack.com

 

[TAS]

If you're opposed to the UCP removing some of Edmonton's bike lanes (132 Ave, 100 Ave downtown and two undisclosed ones that they have identified), then please sign this letter by a few of Edmonton's active transportation groups. It's going to Dreeshen and Smith.

Campaign also happening in Calgary. The spring session ends next week and it is thought new legislation is being considered.

https://win.newmode.net/pathsforpeo...438153242&mc_cid=9187c6fe4c&mc_eid=150caa1c38

 

[dkazzed]

On the north side, they've resumed work on the Fort Road/Manning Drive shared use path ripping up sidewalk from Bartle & Gibson towards 137 Ave, some new utility locate flags, and a new pedestrian signal bagged up at Manning Drive South and 142 Ave.

153 Ave also has utility locates and tree protection fences.

These are both projects from the 2024 list. I haven't noticed any 2025 work starting yet.

 

[TAS]

Paths for People's 10th Anniversary Street Fest - Edmonton Downtown

Celebrate Paths for People 10th with a vibrant car-free fest on 96 St—live music, games, art, and family fun near the Quarters LRT stop.

www.edmontondowntown.com

June 7, 2025
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
96 Street between 101A Avenue and 103 Avenue

Celebrate 10 years of Paths for People with a street fest that transforms 96 Street into a vibrant, car-free corridor — filled with music, markets, art, and play. It’s all about creating safer, more accessible spaces to walk, roll, and bike in Edmonton.

Part of the broader Leagues on the Line initiative—a community-led celebration activating stops along Edmonton’s Valley Line South LRT route—this free, family-friendly event brings life to the Quarters LRT stop with:

Live music & performances
Local vendors & food
Street games & community art
Kids’ activities
Interactive display of walkable city ideas (Missing Links campaign)


With support from Wild Heart Collective, the Boyle Street Community League, and other local partners, the Street Fest promises a dynamic afternoon of fun, connection, and inspiration for all ages. Come for the community spirit, stay for the reimagined streets.

 

[Gronk!]

Edmonton residents asking province to ‘interfere’ and stop construction on bike lane, traffic calming measures

Hundreds of residents living near a new bike lane project in Edmonton are asking the province to intervene.

www.ctvnews.ca

 

[The_Cat]

CTV Edmonton lives in the past.

 

[BrettB]

Boy will they be surprised when their street suddenly turns out to be a nice place to live