People get themselves around Calgary in all manner of ways: take your pick in terms of what’s right for you.

Some live close to work and walk or bike on the city’s extensive paved pathways; some make use of an efficient public transportation system that includes buses and light-rail trains (the CTrain); and some drive around the town’s network of highways and roads in their own vehicles.

The city is spread out – it covers more than 848 square kilometres – so moving people and goods from one point to another takes every inch of Calgary’s vast, integrated network of roads, CTrains, buses, pathways and bridges.