Bicycling Infrastructure Education Session Topics
Lunch Brake: What to Know About Short-Term Bike Parking
Short-term bike parking is an easy enough concept to understand. If someone needs to park their bike for less than two hours, it’s considered short-term. So why is the mark often missed? This session will help practitioners to plan bike parking for shoppers, diners, errand runners, visitors, students, sports fans, concertgoers, and much more. The session will include benefits of short-term parking, design strategies, and fundamental approaches to comprehensive short-term bike parking standards.
- Explain the basic features of a highly functional bike rack
- Explain at least two key considerations for site selection while matching the right rack to the right location to attract cyclists
- Identify at least two common guidelines and obstacles of short-term parking
- Describe at least two fundamental design features that creates a desirable short-term bike parking facility
Don’t Fear Commitment: Successful Long-Term Bike Parking
When a bike commuter or anyone riding a bike considers a parking location, the length of time they intend to stop may inform where they choose to park. If a person riding a bike anticipates parking for more than two hours, priorities will likely shift. Bike parking must always be conveniently located and easy to use, but when parking for several hours or more, security and how well protected the bike is from the elements becomes increasingly important. During this session, you will learn about how to select the right equipment and provide the optimal space to create desirable long-term bike parking facilities that consider the perspective of people who ride bicycles.
- Explain at least one of the basic features of a highly functional bike rack
- Understand key characteristics of long-term bike parking facilities
- Identify at least two common pitfalls of long-term bike parking
- Recognize proper layouts to potential bike rooms
Shift Into Gear: Bike Parking Standards and Installation
The growth of bike use for transportation and tourism has increased significantly in the past decade and as a result, deliberate attention to bike parking is needed now more than ever. Bike storage facilities have become an integral part of new developments and are touted as a premium asset in commercial and residential properties. This session provides a fundamental approach to comprehensive bike parking standards, from selecting the right equipment to adequately preparing the space. The Bike Parking Standards and Installation session provides the expertise to improve bike storage to meet the needs of both the developer and the end user.
- Use appropriate spacing standards for installation to allow for easy access for cyclists and their bicycles.
- Explain how to apply common guidelines of bike parking requirements.
- Describe the fundamental design features that create desirable bike parking facilities.
- Identify the key considerations to meet ADA, LEED, and Parksmart standards.
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