HUB Cycling

I took a bike safety course with HUB and it made me feel confident as a city cyclist. My bike and I are rarely apart now. I believe in the work that they do and i think cycling is a vital part of sustainable and responsible urban infrastructure. It's also way more pleasant than lining up for the bus on Monday (or any) morning!

One of the great parts of being in a city like Vancouver is organizations like HUB. They do amazing work and are amazing people.

Cycling is great in the right places...just not on roads that insured vehicles use..if a vehicle operated on roads is not insured there are consequences for the operator...share the road and expenses...only fair dont you think...make cyclists pay for insurance to use roads built for cars

Amazing organization doing important work to get more people cycling instead of driving

Raymond Jamieson, in a below review, says that people on bicycles need to pay insurance for the right to use roads, but bicycles have killed way, way, WAY fewer people than people in vehicles have. Insurance is based on the danger of the vehicle, not the use of roads and their infrastructure, which people on bicycles have a right to use: they pay the same taxes as people who drive do. Arguably, if the amount of taxes that people on bicycles and in vehicles pay for road maintenance and infrastructure is therefore the same, bicycles should have much more say in what happens to that infrastructure. The currently VERY disproportionate, car-dependent rhetoric has most of that power and it's time for that to change (look at the Netherlands, car-dependent in the 70s and 80s but they were dragged kicking and screaming into an incredibly bike-friendly present). Anyways, I appreciate the existence of this organization and look forward to contributing.

HUB does great things for everyone in this city. A bikable city is a livable city.

Delightful to deal with staff and volunteers, improving the experience for Bikers in the lower mainland.

Staff are great