Langley
Ride your bike in the City or Township of Langley? Interested in local cycling advocacy, education or events? Attend the next local committee meeting to see what's happening. All are welcome - no experience required!
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COMMITTEE INFORMATION
Chair: John Evanochko
E-mail: langley@bikehub.ca
Facebook: HUB Langley
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MEETING INFORMATION
The Langley Committee meets virtually due to Covid-19. Contact langley@bikehub.ca for meeting links and more information.
Monthly, on the 3rd Wednesday of the month, 7:30-9:00 pm. (No meetings in August and December)
Location: Online, via Google Meet.
Click on this link to join the next meeting at the above listed time.
MEETING CALENDAR
Get Involved!
The committee is looking to fill the following positions:
- Co-chair
- Secretary/Minute-taker
- Assessment Ride Leader
- Events Coordinator
- Community Liaison
- Council Tracker
Please see the Committee Roles and Responsibilities document to see descriptions of roles. Sen an email to langley@bikehub.ca if you would like to help and take one of these roles!
Join our mailing list on groups.io to get updates, meeting announcements, and meeting links. Everyone is welcome, no experience in advocacy or active transportation is required!
Local Committee Successes and ongoing projects
Ongoing work
- Committee is focused on end of trip facilities, particularly bicycle parking that is secure and convenient across the City and Township
- Providing feedback to the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure on Glover Road Overpass Design
- Encouraging schools to participate in Bike to School Week
- Providing feedback on 40th Ave and Township project
Committee Successes
- Organized and led Bike To School Week efforts at James Kennedy Elementary (2021)
- Engaged with Langley Township on 216 St corridor (2021)
- Engaged with MoTI on new freeway overpasses from 232 St to Sumas (2021)
Infrastructure Successes
- Crosswalk with crossing lights at the 200 St Freeway Overpass (2022)
- Protected multi-use path on 80 Ave from Telegraph Trail to 240 St (2022)
- Multi-use path on 216 St from Telegraph Trail to 88 Avenue (2022)
- Separated Bike Lane on 208 St from Fraser Highway to 52a Ave (2022)
- Protected bike lane on Glover Rd from Fraser Highway to Langley Bypass (2022)
- 9 New Bike Racks along Glover Rd (Langley Township) (2021)
- Protected bike lane added to Glover Rd from Fraser Hwy to 56th Ave (Langley City) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 201 St from 96 Ave to 199a St providing a connection to the Golden Ears Bridge (Langley Township) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 198 St from 92a Ave to 96 Ave (Langley Township) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 208 St from 52 Ave to Fraser Highway (Langley Township) (2021)
- Painted bike lanes added to 248 St from 72 Ave to Fraser Highway (Langley Township) (2021)
- Painted bike lanes added to 80 Ave from Telegraph Trail to 240 Ave (Langley Township) (2021)
Infrastructure Improvement Priorities
- North-south route improvements
- Golden Ears Bridge to Walnut Grove to Langley City to Brookswood and beyond to Campbell Valley Park (208th/203rd corridor)
- Glover Road from Langley City to Fort Langley
- Aldergrove to Gloucester Industrial Park
- Aldergrove to Aldergrove Regional Park (to Zero Avenue)
- East-west arterial improvements
- 96th Avenue from Surrey to Fort Langley
- Fraser Hwy from Surrey to Abbotsford
- 40th Avenue from Brookswood to Fraser Hwy
- Zero Avenue from Surrey to Abbotsford
- All transit centres to be connected with bike lanes
- All schools to have bicycle access
- All civic and recreation facilities to be accessible by bicycle
- All shopping centres to be accessible by bicycle
- Downtown Langley City to be accessible by bicycle
- Bike route access and egress on the Langley side of the Golden Ears Bridge
Cycling Maps
The Township of Langley and TransLink have created maps of the cycling networks in Langley to help all cyclists navigate safely and comfortably on their bikes. These maps are updated regularly to provide current information on cycling and show the comfort levels of each route based on how separated it is from traffic. PDF versions of the maps for Langley are available at the links below. Cycling maps for other Metro Vancouver municipalities are available at bikehub.ca/maps.
- TransLink Langley Map (PDF, Updated Feb 2021)
- Township of Langley Cycling Network Map (PDF, Updated Jul 2015)
- Township of Langley Cycling Resources
Cycling 'Hot Spots' in Langley
As part of HUB's State of Cycling project, BikeMaps.org produced a series of maps highlighting conflict areas for cyclists across Metro Vancouver. See the map for 'hot spots' in Langley. Please note that these maps show conflicts, but don't account for ridership levels. You can log conflicts, crashes and near misses on BikeMaps.org. Help improve cycling infrastructure and close 'gaps' by getting involved with HUB's work in your area. See details above for the Langley Local Committee. Special thanks to BikeMaps.org for all their help and assistance producing these maps.
Get Involved!
The committee is looking to fill the following positions:
- Co-chair
- Secretary/Minute-taker
- Assessment Ride Leader
- Events Coordinator
- Community Liaison
- Council Tracker
Please see the Committee Roles and Responsibilities document to see descriptions of roles. Sen an email to langley@bikehub.ca if you would like to help and take one of these roles!
Join our mailing list on groups.io to get updates, meeting announcements, and meeting links. Everyone is welcome, no experience in advocacy or active transportation is required!
Local Committee Successes and ongoing projects
Ongoing work
- Committee is focused on end of trip facilities, particularly bicycle parking that is secure and convenient across the City and Township
- Providing feedback to the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure on Glover Road Overpass Design
- Encouraging schools to participate in Bike to School Week
- Providing feedback on 40th Ave and Township project
Committee Successes
- Organized and led Bike To School Week efforts at James Kennedy Elementary (2021)
- Engaged with Langley Township on 216 St corridor (2021)
- Engaged with MoTI on new freeway overpasses from 232 St to Sumas (2021)
Infrastructure Successes
- Crosswalk with crossing lights at the 200 St Freeway Overpass (2022)
- Protected multi-use path on 80 Ave from Telegraph Trail to 240 St (2022)
- Multi-use path on 216 St from Telegraph Trail to 88 Avenue (2022)
- Separated Bike Lane on 208 St from Fraser Highway to 52a Ave (2022)
- Protected bike lane on Glover Rd from Fraser Highway to Langley Bypass (2022)
- 9 New Bike Racks along Glover Rd (Langley Township) (2021)
- Protected bike lane added to Glover Rd from Fraser Hwy to 56th Ave (Langley City) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 201 St from 96 Ave to 199a St providing a connection to the Golden Ears Bridge (Langley Township) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 198 St from 92a Ave to 96 Ave (Langley Township) (2021)
- Multi-use path added to 208 St from 52 Ave to Fraser Highway (Langley Township) (2021)
- Painted bike lanes added to 248 St from 72 Ave to Fraser Highway (Langley Township) (2021)
- Painted bike lanes added to 80 Ave from Telegraph Trail to 240 Ave (Langley Township) (2021)
Infrastructure Improvement Priorities
- North-south route improvements
- Golden Ears Bridge to Walnut Grove to Langley City to Brookswood and beyond to Campbell Valley Park (208th/203rd corridor)
- Glover Road from Langley City to Fort Langley
- Aldergrove to Gloucester Industrial Park
- Aldergrove to Aldergrove Regional Park (to Zero Avenue)
- East-west arterial improvements
- 96th Avenue from Surrey to Fort Langley
- Fraser Hwy from Surrey to Abbotsford
- 40th Avenue from Brookswood to Fraser Hwy
- Zero Avenue from Surrey to Abbotsford
- All transit centres to be connected with bike lanes
- All schools to have bicycle access
- All civic and recreation facilities to be accessible by bicycle
- All shopping centres to be accessible by bicycle
- Downtown Langley City to be accessible by bicycle
- Bike route access and egress on the Langley side of the Golden Ears Bridge
Cycling Maps
The Township of Langley and TransLink have created maps of the cycling networks in Langley to help all cyclists navigate safely and comfortably on their bikes. These maps are updated regularly to provide current information on cycling and show the comfort levels of each route based on how separated it is from traffic. PDF versions of the maps for Langley are available at the links below. Cycling maps for other Metro Vancouver municipalities are available at bikehub.ca/maps.
- TransLink Langley Map (PDF, Updated Feb 2021)
- Township of Langley Cycling Network Map (PDF, Updated Jul 2015)
- Township of Langley Cycling Resources
Cycling 'Hot Spots' in Langley
As part of HUB's State of Cycling project, BikeMaps.org produced a series of maps highlighting conflict areas for cyclists across Metro Vancouver. See the map for 'hot spots' in Langley. Please note that these maps show conflicts, but don't account for ridership levels. You can log conflicts, crashes and near misses on BikeMaps.org. Help improve cycling infrastructure and close 'gaps' by getting involved with HUB's work in your area. See details above for the Langley Local Committee. Special thanks to BikeMaps.org for all their help and assistance producing these maps.