If you'd rather bike somewhere a bit less crowded, California's capital city puts most other communities across the country to shame with 67.2 miles of bike paths and lanes for each 100,000 people, for a whopping 313 - mile biking network overall. (creditdonkey.com)
Closer to home, Calgary, Canada, offers a shining example of how connected bike networks can bring change fast — even in a sprawling city in a province whose oil and gas industry sometimes earns it the title «Texas of the North.» (strongtowns.org)
The City supports cycling by building and maintaining bike lanes and multi-use trails, installing bike parking facilities, distributing bike network maps, and carrying out other campaigns and projects to promote cycling confidence and safe road use behaviour. (toronto.ca)