A Burnaby cyclist said he was hit by a van on the Gilmour multi-use path and has experienced multiple near-misses.
Burnaby city staff will be reviewing an “extremely dangerous” bike lane after a plea for help from a cyclist who was hit on the lane last month.
“The intersections and driveways that cross the Gilmour multi-use path are extremely dangerous and someone is going to get killed,” he wrote. She said the safety issues are an infrastructure problem that “cannot be solved by signs alone” and suggested the city needs to invest in physical barriers and flashing lights, such as the ones along the Lions Gate – Stanley Park bikeway.
Gu directed staff to review the matter as a high priority, as the route is one of only two separated north-south cycling paths in Burnaby.
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