About us
We are the ,
a group of people who live, work or study at UBC and the University Endowment Lands (UEL) and whose goal is safe
walking and cycling routes.
People
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Jean-François Caron is the Vice-President of the AMS Bike Co-op at UBC,
a UEL resident and member of their Community Advisory Council,
and in his spare time he works on a PhD in experimental particle physics. He is
particularly interested in systemic approaches to sustainability, of which urban cycling is an essential part.
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David Grigg is a professional engineer and planner, formerly with UBC Campus and Community Planning until 2011.
He is a Co Chair of the
Arbutus Greenway Improvements Society.
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Jeff Leigh is Co Chair of the Vancouver UBC Committee of HUB, Your Cycling Connection.
HUB Cycling works to make cycling better through education, action and events.
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Kay Teschke is Professor in the UBC School of Population and Public Health. She leads a program of
research, Cycling in Cities, that investigates what types of routes motivate vs. deter cycling and which
types increase vs. decrease injury risk.
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Jens von Bergmann is a UNA resident on campus, cyclist, pedestrian, driver. He is a father of a kindergardener
and especially concerned with cycling and walking safety of children.
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UHill Elementary
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Angela Low works and studies at UBC, lives in Acadia Park, and is part of a group of families that bike with
their kids to school daily, and for all these reasons is very invested in the safety and connectedness of this
campus community.
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