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Two competition categories exist in the CUBDC.
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* Professional
This category includes individuals and teams
who are professionals such as architects,
engineers, geographers, landscape architects,
sociologists, urban and regional planners and
technicians. Professionals in charge of
» CUBDC projects organized by private or govern-
ment agencies, as well as professionals who
initiate projects on their own come under this
category.

» Amateur
This category includes individuals and teams
who do not fit in the above category. Students
studying for a profession are an example. In
addition, members of bicycle clubs or other

» non~ -professional organizations are also included:
*in this category. .

& Even if you do not intend to submit a formal study

B but still want to send us your cpinions and comments,
# do not hesitate to call or write us.

f CUBDC organizers are currently negotiating for cash

awards that we hope to present to the best two entries

in each category.

As aparticipant in the CUBDC, we encourage you to

B adopt a practical approach in your attempt to solve

problems that relate to the planning, design and
implementation of bikeways. In spite of the various

H bikeway plans that have recently been completed,
j there are still many questions about bikeway planning

that remain unsolved. Your participation in the
CUBDC will help to change this! As soon as you
have sent us your registration form, begin formulating
an outline of your proposed study. Even if the
outline is only general, please send us a copy of
it. We will be glad to make comments on it, advise
you and provide you with relevant information at
our disposal. The following diagram is included
only as an aid to help you identify various bicycle
planning, design and implementation problems that
may exist in your community. The diagram provides
an overall perspective and is not necessarily meant
to suggest specific topics for study.

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