The Regional Cycling Master Plan identifies core and long-term cycling networks and provides guidelines for the Region to work with Area Municipalities and other stakeholders towards an integrated cycling network over the next 20 or so years. The Cycling Master Plan identifies design strategies for the geometrics, signage and pavement markings of cycling facilities, which reflect the prevailing guidelines provided by the Ministry of Transportation and Transportation Association of Canada.

Policies and supporting initiatives are also identified to support use of the cycling network. Among them are policies to phase the network in over time. Priority will be given to constructing the Core Network over the next 10 years, while the Long Term Network will be built over the next 20 plus years. Routes will be implemented in association with Regional and Local road and other infrastructure improvement projects. Projects may also be implemented based on changing construction opportunities or on cycling demand.
Staff Report To Regional Council November 2004

Regional Cycling Master Plan

Map 2 - Existing Cycling Facilities (including Trails)
Map 3 - Origins, Destinations and Major Barriers
Map 4 - Regional Network
Map 5 - Regional Network (Urban Enlargement)
Map 6 - Complete Network
Map 7 - Complete Network (Urban Enlargement)

Figure 14 - Unit Cost Table
Figure 15 - Network Implementation Costs