It is fair to say that many things continue during the News in Canada. However, at least some provinces have some silver liners when it comes to bicycling.
Thursday, The government announced that it has invested more than $ 3 million to work on the bicycle infrastructure and promote active transport in Quebec. This financing comes from the Environmental Damage Fund. It makes it easier to reduce air pollution and get around the city without trusting people’s cars. The next door comes at a time to eliminate its opposite and bike strips in the neighboring-Ontario.
The Minister of Environment and Climate Change Steven Guilbeault announced the investment.
Bicycle infrastructure and accessibility improvement
The Vélo Quebec Association receives $ 880,000 for the Ore Mobilité Active project (everyone’s active mobility, EN Anglais). This aims to bike more women in eight municipalities. Project, cycling programs, seminars and training sessions will help you get more people on the bike.
In Montréal, Réseau locomotive will receive $ 694,405 to set up six trucks bike share program. These will allow local residents to borrow both electric and electric cargo bikes. It is intended to facilitate people to use bikes for daily assignments. Bicycles will be available in community sites such as libraries and recreation centers.
Conseil Régional De L’endighering Du Center-du-Québec’s Pricato-Vélo initiates $ 699,999 for the initiative. This project will provide shared e-bikes to use businesses and families for commuting and supply.
Increases awareness for active transport
Vivre en Ville will receive $ 295,901 to present a program that allows you to push a program and politicians who push for more active transport in Quebec. The goal is to make a more general choice for both biking riding and walking.
US Transport Department Break and review all future bike strip grants
In Laval, the Cone regional de l’in the environment will receive $ 446,160 for the Vélocité project. Enterprises encourage Vélosimpathique certification. This program will help companies create more bicycle friendly jobs and encourage employees to use alternative transport forms.
Green, a more accessible future
Bicycle strips are not only in Canada, but not in the southern border, but also these investments in the south of these borders are a pleasure to see these investments, which are part of their extensive efforts to reduce the trust of cars. These types of decisions can improve air quality and can be more accessible to anyone for cities.
