Though the blame for Canada’s dearth of winter cyclists is typically placed on weather, it is the lack of dedicated—and snow-cleared—bike routes that keeps people tethered to their cars and public transit, according to a video that profiles the 200,000-strong city of Oulu, Finland as Exhibit A for how to make winter cycling work.
Kids In Finland Ride Their Bicycles To School In -17°C Weather - Unofficial Networks
How they mark walk/bike lanes during winter in Oulu/Finland : r/interestingasfuck
Oulu - Wikipedia
How Oulu became the winter cycling capital of the world
Four seasons cycling
Kids In Finland Continue To Ride Bicycles To School In -17°C (1.4°F) Weather And It's A Lesson In Commuting
Why can't Canada clear its bike paths like Finland does? - Canadian Cycling Magazine
Tips and gear to bike safely in dark, cold winter weather - Washington Post
Ride goes on: Extreme cold, snow, nothing can stop Finnish cyclists
Oulu, Finland - Winter Cycling City, Mikael Colville-Andersen
The cycle-mad city in Finland that doesn't stop for snow
Oulu: winter cycling capital of the world
Meet the bike-loving Finnish city that keeps pedalling even in the snow