Exciting news from today's TCAT newsletter:
Save the Date – April 25th – for Bike Summit 2008 in Toronto!
Join leading thinkers, practitioners and decision-makers who are on the fast track to creating bikeable communities. Bike Summit 2008 will be held on Friday, April 25th in Toronto.
Enjoy innovative and forward-thinking sessions that will:
Laziness getting the better of me, here is a copy and paste of TCAT's latest bulletin. All that follows is from TCAT's newsletter:
1. New Bike Lane Approval Process Adopted
Straight from Fred's desk to our email to this blog to your eyes and finally brain, here is the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation newsletter copy and pasted:
1. Martin Goodman Trail Bollards - TCAC recommends removal
Updates from the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation November 27th bulletin below. There is an update on the stalling of the city on making financial commitments to the Bike Plan; on Council approval of staff reporting on streamlining the bike lane approval process (this may be radical or mundane - it's hard to assess it's affect on the bureaucracy); and on the completed environmental assessment of the nightmarish Six-Points Interchange and the preference for an at-grade solution - likely much friendlier for cyclists and pedestrians.
Read on:
Bulletin from the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation, November 23 2007:
November 23 Urgent Action Needed: Write to the City's Executive Committee
The push to increase funding for cycling infrastructure continues!
There's some time left to complete a survey for the Toronto Coalition for Active Transportation. It really isn't all that long and it can be very useful for them!
TCAT is hoping to hear from its supporters as we begin the process of examining our priorities, strategy, funding and governance. TCAT wants to connect with our supporters - both organizations and individuals - to get an understanding of what our supporters expect and also what they can contribute.
TCAT has extended the deadline for submitting a proposal as a web/IT developer. To be considered, please submit your proposal by August 30th. To see the full RFP please see the original I Bike TO post.
REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP)
For Immediate Release: June 12, 2007
TCAT hires first official coordinator
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