The District and City have been working closely with one another to create now and improve existing cycling/mobility infrastructure. The City will be upgrading the existing infrastructure from 3^rd Street to the municipal boundary at MacKay in 2020 and the District will continue to improve the corridor as the construction of the new North Shore Waste Water Treatment Plant wraps up in 2022.

The mobility network is a series of corridors connecting key destinations in the city that are comfortable for people of all ages and abilities riding bikes, e-bikes and other electrified mobility devices like scooters or skateboards. For more information on the first three phases of the mobility network plan visit the City's Mobility Network Project page.

Construction of the 1^st Street Mobility Corridor will begin in summer 2020 after the construction of the Mosquito Creek Bridge enters into phase 2 returning Marine Drive to 4 lanes of traffic.

Preliminary design work for the Esplanade corridor began in 2019 with City staff cycling the route with HUB representatives. Consultation with the broader community using the corridor including business, residents, transit operators and riders, as well as the trucking association, begins later this spring in conjunction with the 'Lonsdale Great Streets' work to ensure cohesive design and community input. Council has provided preliminary approval of the budget for consultation and construction of Esplanade. Construction is expected to begin in 2021.