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Beginner Cycling Courses in Spanish!

A woman rides her bike on a separated cycling path. The photo credit is Tim Chung.
 Baja para ver la traducción al español. Are you looking to learn how to ride a bike this summer? Do you speak Spanish? If you answered yes to both of these questions, HUB Cycling has the perfect course for you! Course Instructor:HUB…
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Bike Friendly Buildings Develops Kwantlen Polytechnic University Strategic Bike Parking Plan

Two women smile as they stand with their bikes. Both women are wearing helmets.
 HUB Cycling's Bike Friendly Buildings team recently completed a strategic bike parking development plan for Kwantlen Polytechnic University's (KPU) Langley,…
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Newsletter Contest Rules

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 HUB Cycling – Newsletter Contest (the “Contest”)NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR WIN.ELIGIBILITY:  The Contest is open to individuals who are residents of, and are of the age of majority (19 years old in British Columbia) or older in,…
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Six Things You Need to Know to Get Started with Bike Commuting

A group of people ride their bikes on a cycling path in Metro Vancouver. The weather is beautiful with blue skies.
 HUB Cycling’s Spring Go by Bike returns to Metro Vancouver THIS WEEK from May 31-June 6, 2025, and there’s never been a better time to give cycling a try for a week. By logging your bike trips at…
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HUB Cycling Calls for More Driver and Police Education to Protect Vulnerable Road Users

A man and a woman ride their bikes side by side on a residential road. Cars are parked on both sides of the road.
 The recent news story by Global TV involving a collision between a person cycling and a motor vehicle driver on a neighbourhood bike route last…
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Join a HUB Local Committee!

Interested in local cycling action, education or events? Attend your local HUB committee meeting to see what's happening. All are welcome - no experience required!

HUB Cycling has 10 Local Committees that meet regularly to discuss ways to make biking better, safer, and more comfortable in their municipaliites, as well as a Youth Advisory Committee that discusses youth-related cycing issues and advocacy.