At a Glance
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5.5
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40
Signals
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- Calgary, Alberta
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- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
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Calgary Cycle Tracks
As Calgary¡¯s population continues to grow, it¡¯s essential to find more travel choices for those who regularly travel in and out of the downtown area. So, the City of Calgary dedicated funds to develop a network of cycle tracks in the downtown area.
The first cycle track was a 0.8 kilometre route along 7th Street Southeast¡ªconnecting the northwest quadrant of downtown with the Bow River Pathway. Following the success of this first corridor, planning and design for the network began in earnest and we were added to the team.
Two years later 5.5 kilometres of cycle track and one kilometres of shared street space was opened to Calgarians as an 18 month pilot, using temporary construction treatments. These new cycle tracks are designed to include separated bicycle lanes for cyclists, travel lanes to keep vehicle traffic flowing, signage to direct cyclists and motorists, modifications to traffic signals to keep traffic flowing (and improve safety for all road users), more bicycle parking, and maximum on-street parking where possible.
We worked closely with the City of Calgary on the network planning, public engagement, approval process, detailed design of all facilities, traffic analysis of approximately 40 impacted signals, construction, and construction administration efforts. We¡¯re also involved in ongoing engagement with a variety of stakeholders including the public.
At a Glance
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5.5
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40
Signals
- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
- Offices
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- Location
- Calgary, Alberta
- Offices
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Arliss Szysky, Senior Vice President, Business Leader, Buildings
Success is not constructing a building or installing a pipeline. It is enhancing the lives of those who interact with our work every day.
Denis Ho, Transportation Engineer
Our built environment should be sustainable, accessible, and offer mobility options for everyone¡ªregardless of how they travel.
Josh Workman, Principal, Transportation Regional Business Leader (Canada West)
Delivering equitable urban infrastructure that¡¯s resilient to climate change demands an inclusive, highly collaborative leadership approach.
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