Maple Ridge / Pitt Meadows

What do Local Committees do?

HUB Local Committees are at the heart of HUB's advocacy efforts. Made up of people who live, work, bike, walk, and vote in their communities, committee members bring valuable lived experience to the table. They're in the best position to speak up and push for safety improvements where they matter most. Here are some of the things our committees do:

• Writing letters to decision-makers
• Providing feedback on future transportation projects
• Meeting with politicians, planners, and engineers
• Organizing rides to assess cycling conditions
• Hosting community events and building local alliances   
• Local Committees are the backbone of HUB Cycling’s advocacy, and the work they do has already led to major improvements across the region.

Visit the Committee Wiki pages to see examples of past letters sent to decision makers, committee assessment bike ride infrastructure reports and past meeting minutes.

What are the benefits of joining a Local Committee?

When you join a Local Committee, you get the chance to: 

• Work directly with municipal staff, elected officials and community organization,
• Help solve local road and sidewalk problems and learn how they affect local communities ,
• Build leadership skills and grow your confidence in advocacy and teamwork,
• Expand your network by connecting with new people who share your passion ,
• Help improve the livability and safety of neighborhoods.

Everyone is welcome—no experience needed! 

The committee is looking to fill the following positions: 

• Co-Chair
• Assessment and Social Ride Leader
• Secretary/Minute Taker
• Events Coordinator
• Community Liaison
• Council Tracker

Please see the Committee Roles and Responsibilities document to see descriptions of roles. Send an email to community@bikehub.ca if you would like to help and take one of these roles!

HUB Cycling views the diversity of our members and communities as assets and strive to create and sustain a diverse and culturally competent organization that reflects the populations we serve. This is central to our mission, “to get more people cycling more often” and to our ongoing efforts to remove barriers to cycling.

2025 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Committee Objectives

Objective One:

Maple Ridge: Continue to works towards creating a bike friendly Maple Ridge downtown core and the routes leading to it. Pitt Meadows: Continue to work with the city to implement the Active Transportation plan with specific emphasis on the Harris Road complete streets project.

Benefits:

Maple Ridge: Maple Ridge downtown has the highest concentration of residents and businesses in the area. A bike friendly downtown and routes leading to the downtown will allow more residents to ride to town than to drive.
Pitt Meadows: There is great opportunity for Pitt Meadows to make the main street of the town into a multi-modal transportation route which will greatly increase the ability of people to cycle rather than drive.

Objective Two: Engage and work with with Mayor, Council and City staff on All Ages and Abilities (AAA) cycling infrastructure in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows and how it can be achieved.

Benefits: Save active transportation infrastructure solutions do not always have to be so costly and better AAA infrastructure can be built by making small changes to the roads we presently have.

Objective Three: Engage and activate the public to increase the voices to the Mayor, Council and City Staff about what is needed in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows to increase the rate of cycling.

Benefits: Demonstrating the growing demand for safe active travel across the municipalities will demonstrate to Mayor, Council and staff that there a need for more active transportation infrastructure investment. 
 

2024 Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Committee Accomplishments 

• Maple Ridge Committee identified a vision for a bike friendly downtown and the committee gave feedback to staff and councillors on proposed infrastructure
• Committee achieved good progress on implementation of the Active Transportation plan-played a key role in it through feedback and Active Transportation Advisory Committee
• Committee developed relationships with PACs and made inroads on Active School Transportation around schools
• Committee attended community events and gathered data from residents who want better and safer All Ages and Abilities (AAA) cycling infrastructure in MR
• Committee celebrated the following upgrades to active transportation infrastructure in 2024:
  • Maple Ridge: Parking and bicycle lane switch on 240th from 102
  • Maple Ridge: 2-123rd Street between Laity and 216th. a bidirectional Multi Use Path (MUP) is being built on the north side, which crosses 20+ driveways and 1 street intersection.
  • Pitt Meadows: Multiple new and appropriate MUPs on the south side of Pitt Meadows along Airport Way which makes cycling much safer and more enjoyable.
  • Pitt Meadows: North/South MUP extension to dense housing area at Osprey Village.

Maple Ridge Survey Results for 2023 Election

Pitt Meadows Survey Results for 2023 Election

View candidates' long-form answers here.

Candidates that have endorsed our Cycling Platform

Bryce Casidy, Alison Evans, Mike F Manion, Bob Meachen

Incumbents underlined

Maple Ridge-Pitt Meadows Cycling Maps and Resources

The City of Maple Ridge, City of Pitt Meadows, and TransLink have created maps of the cycling networks in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows 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 Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows are available at the links below. Cycling maps for other Metro Vancouver municipalities are available at bikehub.ca/maps.

• TransLink Maple Ridge Cycling Map (including Pitt Lake and Pitt Meadows) (PDF, Updated 2025)

HUB Cycling also has an extensive list of resources to support you on your active transportation journey!