- Join hundreds of Calgarians— Ride the Roads not normally accessible to bicycles.
- Bell on how the City views cycling: toy, time machine, or religious icon? View the video.
- Blueseros are back live on the 'Ride the Road' tour by popular demand.
- Read about concerns regarding the financial transparency and accountability in the cycling budget.
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BC cyclists host Euorpe's elite commuter cycling conference in June.
'Ride the Road' tour - Sunday, June 3rd
The 'Ride the Road tour is a once a year chance to experience Calgary like never before. Traverse the city cycling with hundreds of others while riding on major roads not normally accessible to bicycles. Calgary Police Services provides a rolling escort to give participants a unique carefree and car-free experience. You can ride all 32 km or customize the length. This is an ideal opportunity to involve your whole family.
Calgary tour de nuit Society
The Calgary tour de nuit Society (CtdnS) was formed as a member-based Active and Sustainable Transportation Organization (ASTO) with the mandate of encouraging 'more people cycling more often'. CtdnS maintains an effective non-partisan government relations program − professionally representing the interests of commuter cyclists at two levels of government, as well as with institutions, stakeholders, communities and the media.
At the core of CtdnS' public program is a public speaker series and the 'Ride the Road' tour - an on-street, closed-road bicycle tour from distant 'burbs to and through Calgary's central business district. Despite the fun and family focus of the tour, it is Calgary's most influential cycling event. Members of the commuter cycling community have a relaxed atmosphere to pass on their passion and love of cycling to decision-makers and the public.
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