If you want to report debris, obstacles and other issues along your cycling routes in Pitt Meadows and Maple Ridge, you can contact their respective engineering department and submit a report directly to them on the web pages.

Maple Ridge: https://www.mapleridge.ca/community-safety/report-concern
Pitt Meadows: https://www.pittmeadows.ca/city-services/services-requests/report-problem

For Maple Ridge City and Council:

mayorcouncilandcao@mapleridge.ca

For Pitt Meadows City and Council:

council@pittmeadows.ca

There are a few bike shops in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows. Check out this post for more details:

Ask RMCyclist: Local Bike Shops

Elephant’s feet at an intersection refer to a specific type of road marking designed primarily for cyclists. These markings consist of dotted white lines made up of square shapes that resemble elephant footprints. They are commonly used to indicate designated crossing areas where cyclists can ride their bikes across the road without having to dismount, which is typically required at standard pedestrian crosswalks.

The situation, however, is more complicated. Check out the following post for more details:

Ask RMCyclist: Crossing a Road on a Multi Use Path

An up-to-date, full-area cycling map of Metro Vancouver, as well as local maps of individual municipalities, can be found on TransLink’s website.

HUB Cycling also receives hard copies of the full-area map whenever TransLink publishes new versions. We usually bring some copies to local events such as Earth Day and GETIfest.

Drop by our booth to grab a hard copy!