This year, ECF’s Velo-city conference was set in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia. With the mountains on one side, and the beach on the other, Vancouver made itself a great host to bicycle experts, advocacy groups, industry heads, politicians, and bicycle enthusiast, alike. Let us know what you thought of Velo-city Vancouver!

Notable events ranged from presentations made by key speakers like Paul Tranter and Gil Penalosa, to awards like the Bicycle Personality of 2012, received by Randy Neufeld of SRAM, and the presentation of the Charter of Vancouver, focusing on the rights of children everywhere to cycle. Overall, the conference brought together discussions about bike technology, bicycle infrastructure, urban planning, and increasingly popular bicycle sharing schemes – to name a few.   

Did you trek on over to Vancouver to participate in the Velo-city conference? Have some input that you’d like to share with us? Let us know what you thought! By filling out the evaluation form below, you can share your ideas – whether they take the form of your favorite memories, or suggestions for Velo-city 2013 – and give us a bit of insight on our biggest annual cycling conference! 

Fill in your Evaluation form until 25th July here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DNZK63T

About the Author

Alexandra Cutean is the Communications Assistant at ECF and a long-time cyclist. With a background in conflict resolution and European Affairs, she spends most of her spare time looking for new places to visit, and mapping out bike routes.