Bike to Work

Bike to Work Victoria (BTWV) is looking for a dynamic, creative and versatile person to join our team to help organize Bike to Work Week 2010.
The Event Coordinator position offers the opportunity to work on a highly successful and growing community event in its 16th year.

The successful applicant will be required to:

BTWV is offering a CanBike ll course in February. This is an intensive, comprehensive course covering advanced cycling skills, gearing, traffic safety and more. It’s a great course to improve and extend your bike skills and knowledge. This is a must for anyone wanting to enter the field of cycling instruction for both youth and adults.

Bike to Work Victoria is moving downtown!

Our new address after January 15th, 2010 will be:

201A-531 Yates Street
Victoria BC V8W 1K7

Phone: (250) 920-5775
Fax: (250) 920-5773
Mailing address

Box 8837
Victoria BC V8W 3S3
Operating Hours

9:30am-5pm Monday-Friday

Bike to Work BC Executive Director
Job Description

· Create sponsorship packages in coordination with other BC coordinators to assure agreement and sufficient values

· Develop and manage corporate sponsors

Bike to Work BC has set the date!

Bike to Work Week 2010 will be May 31-June 6

So set the date on your calendars and see you in the spring!

Thanks to all the Bike to Work Sponsors and Participants!

Bike to Work Day was a resounding success! The beautiful weather was an added benefit! The food was great and the coffee was hot. We were able to get the message out of the health benefits of biking to work, and also offer valuable safety tips for biking this winter.

What a tremendous week! The weather didn’t get us down and we had more participants than ever before - over 7,000 people with 1,053 new cyclists!

There are on-line resources to help you get started. See the Resources tab above and the Bike to Work Society page for more info. Posters, Team Leader Packages, cycling maps and Bike Sense manuals are available at the RDOS (101 Martin Street).

Chad Graham of Prince Rupert provided the stunning photo of an eagle with Prince Rupert harbour in the background.