HUB Tri-Cities Videos

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This page shows videos taken during assessment rides and is an attempt to document cycling trouble spots and success stories in the TriCities.

Maquabeak Park access trail

Temporary access trail through construction site as of April 2015

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FRsmPaKcWoI


United Boulevard, northbound to Lougheed Highway

This shows the state of the shoulder northbound along United Boulevard from Mary Hill Bypass to Lougheed Highway eastbound on-ramp. New Port Mann Bridge bike lanes connect to this shoulder, which is clearly far too narrow to be safely used as a bike lane. Also, there is a considerable amount of debris on this shoulder (gravel, rocks, glass, and large nails). Video starts at Golden Avenue. Taken March 21, 2015.

http://youtu.be/OgO2uaitUkA


Coquitlam River Bridge to United Blvd

This shows a significant problem with cyclist access to the new bike lane on the Maryhill bypass west of the Coquitlam River bridge. The bridge shoulder width is less than one meter and therefore unsafe for use by cyclists. Video was taken while travelling westbound from Port Coquitlam side. Taken March 21, 2015.

http://youtu.be/GvUIXSnLc94

CPR-tracks opposite United Blvd

Proposed location of preferred United Blvd CVG extension.

http://youtu.be/laX_yLGtSVk

Port Mann Bridge: Connector Lougheed-United Blvd connector

This new bike line takes cyclists eastbound on Lougheed up a dedicated ramp and places them on a shoulder with traffic exiting Highway 1. The bike lane ends at United Blvd.

http://youtu.be/Bj1xyMkv41s

Como Creek path south of United Blvd

Heading south on multi use path along Como Creek.

http://youtu.be/ZK03Py7_GBQ (January2015)

Maryhill Bypass old train tunnel

Heading north along the eastern perimeter of the PMH1 construction site. This is an old train tunnel that should form part of a new Metro Van watermain trail.

http://youtu.be/ZRwaEqxKWGY (January 2015)


United Blvd sidewalks

Heading eastbound on the north side between King Edward and Brigantine. The question is, can this be used as a temporary gap connector between PM bridge and CVG?

http://youtu.be/q7eH2gaaXGg (November 2014)

Port Mann bridge south bound on ramp

Starting at United and Mary Hill, as of 15 Feb 2015

http://youtu.be/7-kEk1nCijE

Bailey Bridge

New Westminster/Coquitlam Bailey Bridge

As of 12 Apr 2015: http://youtu.be/DhCnuVVq4Bc

As of 14 Feb 2015: http://youtu.be/w9-WlfI2ZcY

Brunette/Lougheed:

Approaching westbound: http://youtu.be/DpjHFUDxnBM

Approaching eastbound,old lane markings: http://youtu.be/T-ZvPCYe6sAUnitered

Approaching eastbound,updated lane markings (fall 2014): http://youtu.be/1-naLoBLvus

Lougheed/United:

Lougheed highway westbound at United Blvd: http://youtu.be/n25Md3Tw-r4


Lougheed-Pitt River Road

Intersection of Pitt River Road and Lougheed Highway:

Updated 12 April 2015:the post has been relocated: http://youtu.be/TBsugg4X9vs

Original configuration: http://youtu.be/xjufc1qZ2aA


Lougheed-Colony Farms Road

Eastbound on Lougheed, approaching Colony Farms road: http://youtu.be/Ad4be2Qy9fo

Views of new Lougheed bike lanes: (PMH1 jurisdiction)

Lougheed/Coleman,Eastbound: http://youtu.be/y1U-QxlNj_I

Pitt River Bridge:

Switchbacks on bike lane (cycling west): http://youtu.be/IYL3no0eo_A