The CITE Training Committee presents a one-day workshop on bicycle facilities design on Thursday, November 22, 2018 between 8:45 AM to 4:00 PM (lunch included). This session presented by Brian Patterson and Sarah Freigang from Urban Systems considers the wide variety of contexts in which cycling infrastructure is implemented, including rural, suburban, and urban communities and is designed to:

• Assist design professionals in developing awareness and understanding of the unique issues and needs of cyclists;
• Provide attendees an understanding of the latest national and international trends, best practices, and design guidance in the rapidly evolving field of bicycle facility design (including the Transportation Association of Canada’s recently updated Geometric Design Guide for Canadian Roads Bicycle Integrated Design chapter); and
• Equip attendees with the design skills needed to deal with diverse, complex issues that arise around the selection, design, and implementation of cycling infrastructure including winter cycling considerations.