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Average Joe Cyclist

Average Joe Cyclist also writes a blog at www.averagejoecyclist.com. Joe is a local cyclist and cyclist-commuter, on a mission to rally cyclists to get together and make a better world for all cyclists. Joe pursues this mission with volunteer activities – such as helping out with the VACC’s (Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition’s) Bike to Work Weeks, and being a Board member of the BCCC (British Columbia Cycling Coalition).

Articles

Why aren't more people using bike lanes?
Byke Bytes
Average Joe Cyclist
Feb 27th, 2011
Those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it: as the winds of change blow in our new bike lanes, opponents of change shout against the wind – just as others once railed against cars.
Road rage or traffic tantrums?
Byke Bytes
Average Joe Cyclist
Feb 3rd, 2011
Recently, the news has been full of road rage, but let’s call a spade a spade. Road rage is really just a traffic tantrum (a tantrum in a four-ton vehicle that endangers us all).
Vancouver’s vibrant veloculture
Byke Bytes
Average Joe Cyclist
Jan 17th, 2011
Vancouver’s cycling culture has been accused of being a dull monoculture. Nothing could be further from the truth. Vancouver’s vibrant cycling culture enriches our city’s fabulous diversity.
Magical moments in Vancouver cycling in 2010
Byke Bytes
Average Joe Cyclist
Dec 30th, 2010
2010 was a watershed year for Vancouver cycling, as the city made giant strides towards sustainability. This is not just about cycling – this is about the future viability of our city.
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