BikeSpace web app is developed by talented, civic-minded volunteers who are committed to creating a coherent and impactful solution to the bike parking problem in Toronto.
Have you checked out the BikeSpace dashboard yet? As well as using the web app to report bike parking problems, you can use the dashboard to view issues shared by other cyclists. We’ve been overwhelmed by the positive response from the community, and want to thank everyone that’s taken the time to report an issue. Something that … Continue reading How your photos help make BikeSpace (even) better
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SoYoung Lee has volunteered with BikeSpace as a UX, UI, and Visual Designer since November 2017. How did you get involved with BikeSpace? I became involved with BikeSpace because I have personally been effected by the issue of a lack of bike parking. I used to own a bike and had difficulty locking it at … Continue reading Meet a BikeSpace UX Designer
Peter Rogers joined the BikeSpace team in December 2017 as a UI/UX Designer and worked on the design team by creating graphics and branding work. How did you get involved with BikeSpace? A colleague I volunteer with at Cycle Toronto was already attending Civic Tech hacknights as part of Cycle Toronto's Bike Parking Working Group … Continue reading Meet a BikeSpace Designer
The lack of secure bike parking leaves Toronto cyclists worried about theft.
There is great demand for a digital app to report bike parking issues.
Adrian Currie sits on the advocacy committee of Cycle Toronto, which is in charge of programs and issues facing cycling infrastructure in Toronto. How did Cycle Toronto come to partner with Civic Tech to find a solution to the bike parking problem in Toronto? In 2016 the Bike Parking Working Group, a subgroup of the … Continue reading Meet a Cycling Advocate
Too many cyclists in Toronto improvise when parking their bike, because there aren't any other options.
Finding bike parking in Toronto is tough and getting tougher.
Daniel Para has contributed to the BikeSpace project through data analysis and digital marketing since May 2018. How did you get involved with BikeSpace? I come from a marketing background and have a passion for analytics. I am currently trying to transition my career and I wanted to contribute to a project that would allow … Continue reading Meet a BikeSpace Data Analyst
Ariel Aguilar Gonzalez has volunteered as a business intelligence developer with BikeSpace since March 2018. How did you first hear about BikeSpace? I first heard about BikeSpace at Civic Tech meetups, which begin by introducing each of the projects. At the second meet up I attended, I randomly sat next to Jake Miller, [BikeSpace project … Continue reading Meet a BikeSpace Business Intelligence Developer
