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Hwy 99 cyclist hazards from Whistler to Vancouver mapped

Students make recommendations for bike safety

by John French

Cyclists travelling the Sea to Sky Highway will soon have a new tool to help them ride safe. A group of fourth year SFU geography students have mapped the route pointing out all the hazards cyclists may face including dangerous drainage ditch…

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Hwy 99 cyclist hazards from Whistler to Vancouver mapped

Students make recommendations for bike safety

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