Sunday, April 26, 2026

PLEASE BE AWARE ON SHARED PATHS

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Happy Sunday Morning
Have a great day everyone!

Hope you can get outside and enjoy the sun ☀️🌿


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A quick but important safety note about Vancouver bike paths:

I had almost 3 head-on situations yesterday with cyclists and people moving unpredictably on shared paths.

It was scary.

I came home and didn’t even want to ride for the rest of the day 😩


🚲 PLEASE BE AWARE ON SHARED PATHS

These paths are beautiful — but they are NOT risk-free, especially in busy areas like False Creek and toward Granville Island.

🚢‍♀️ Pedestrians & joggers:

Please don’t suddenly move into the bike lane to pass walkers.

There may be a cyclist coming at speed, and we cannot always stop or move over safely in time.

🚴‍♂️ Cyclists:

Please slow down in crowded areas
AND at the very least say:

πŸ”” “On your left” or ring your bell before passing

Silence + speed + crowds = unnecessary risk.


⚠️ This is becoming a safety issue

With more people, tourists, e-bikes ⚡, and busy weekend traffic, these shared spaces are getting more unpredictable.

We need more:

  • πŸͺ§ clear signage
  • πŸŽ“ public education
  • 🚦 awareness campaigns
  • πŸ‘₯ safety presence in high-traffic zones

Before someone gets seriously injured.


πŸ“’ City of Vancouver - Local Government

This is a call for education before accidents happen.

Also tagging: Vancouver Coastal Health πŸ₯

Shared spaces should be safe for everyone — walkers, runners, cyclists, families, and visitors.


🌊 #FalseCreek
🏝️ #GranvilleIsland
🚲 #BikeLanes
⚡ #ElectricBikes
πŸƒ #Joggers
🚢‍♀️ #Pedestrians
🧠 #Safety
πŸ“’ #Education
🌍 #Vancouver
⚽ #FIFA
πŸ’š #Respect
🌿 #SlowDown



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