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Letter to Council to Save Morris St - Halifax Cycling Coalition

Cycling · Halifax

Letter to Council to Save Morris St - Halifax Cycling Coalition

On Tuesday, July 8, 2025, Council considers a staff report for alternatives to the previously approved plan for Morris St. We write in hope to preserve a viable solution. The post Letter to Council to Save Morris St appeared first on Halifax Cycling Coalition.Read Article

Local Street Bikeways: DRAFT HCC Position Statement - Halifax Cycling Coalition

In the view of the HCC, none of the currently designated LSBs in Halifax (a partial list includes Isleville Street, Northwood Terrace and Creighton Street, Maynard Street and Fuller Terrace, Vernon Street) meet HRM's own criteria. LSBs that meet the design criteria set out by the NACTO guidelines could serve as one part of an integrated, connected bike network in HRM. However, it remains the position of the HCC that separated, protected bike lan…Cycling · Halifax Read Article

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