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The electronic translation service on the City of Surrey’s web site is hosted by Google Translate. The quality of the translation may vary in some of the languages offered by Google. The goal of the basic translation is to capture the general intention of the original English material.

Google Translate is a free service and currently offers translation in over 50 languages. Unfortunately, not all the languages spoken in the City of Surrey are translated. Punjabi is one of the languages not currently offered, and to remedy the situation, the City has been in contact with Google and they have committed to making Punjabi available in the future.

The City of Surrey cannot guarantee the quality, accuracy, or completeness of any translated information. Before you act on translated information, the City encourages you to confirm any facts that are important to you and the decisions you make.

The City of Surrey offers interpretation services at all its facilities. If you have a question about the material you read on our web site, we encourage you to stop by a City facilities to discuss it. You can also contact the City at (604) 591-4011 to receive interpretation support.

The City is committed to enhancing the accessibility of its web site to all its citizens, and appreciates any feedback that it receives.

Chinese, Korean, Punjabi, Tagalog, Hindi

Cycling

Bike symbol pavement markingGet your information on cycling and cycling infrastructure in Surrey, including bike maps, cycling plans, projects, education, related city information, links to cycling advocacy organizations and programs across Metro Vancouver and contact information.   

The City of Surrey supports sustainable modes of transportation and has been working hard to provide more infrastructure for cyclists, for both commuting and recreational purposes.  We strive to become a more accessible and safer city to access by bikes. 

 

Projects

Image of pathway under Hydro linesRecently, the City of Surrey increased its cycling capital budget to improve the visibility and quality of infrastructure for cycling in Surrey.  New bike lanes and pathway connections have been constructed in the past several years, and plans for more on-street bike lanes, as well as multi-use pathways, are in the works.

Learn about projects completed since 2010. 

See the projects planned for 2012 and 2013.  

 

Cycling Plan

The City of Surrey adopted a Bicycle Blueprint in 1993, at which time bicycle lanes and multi-use pathways started being built in Surrey. In October 2008, Council adopted a new Transportation Strategic Plan, which had as one of its early actions a new Cycling Plan.

The new Cycling Plan is under development, and will contain actions and strategies to address the 4 main principles:

Four principles include Making Connections, Door to Door Service, Managing and Maintaining and Promoting Cycling

In December 2011, there was an open house regarding the draft Plan. View the draft of the Cycling Plan from the open house for complete information.

Completion of the Cycling Plan is expected in 2012. 

 

Related City information  

 

External links

There are numerous cycling advocacy organizations and programs across Metro Vancouver which have been active in working to improve conditions for cycling within the Lower Mainland. 
  
BikeBC (Website. New window)
Translink Cycling Information (Website. New window)
Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition (Website. New window)
Better Environmentally Sound Transporation (BEST) (Website. New window)
Yield to Life (Website. New window)  

 

Contact us

If you have any questions or comments regarding cycling within Surrey, contact the Transportation Planning Section:

14245-56 Avenue, Surrey, B.C.  V3X 3A2
Phone:  (604) 591-4853  
Fax:  (604) 591-8693
EMail:  cycling@surrey.ca