I’m so glad I live in a province that values healthy planning, besides add more lanes for cars. Her in BC bike lanes are actively added and incorporated into the master transit plan.
Cities add bike lanes and include them im master transit plans in Ontario too.
Then the province rips them out and limit the ability to add them
Ours will be harder to rip out than Toronto, as many are dedicated and not always adjacent to traffic , or have cement curb separation. It would be a lot more cost than just pulling markers off the pavement. And I assume TransLink would oppoae it because they are connectors to its system. But we will see what the cons do.
You just voted in the Cons as well did you not? You can expect to regress significantly on those points.
We unfortunately did, it remains to be seen where this leads, some elected are independents, but Fraser valley went conservative. My hope is BC leaders aren’t idiot crack smoking losers like Doug Ford.
We also have TransLink (transit corp) which agrees to share the costs of developing infrastructure with cities, removing bike and bus lanes would obviously harm what they’ve built and directly affect their income, so I hope that pressure is kept on the planned projects.
Are cities in BC creatures of the province like they are in ON? Cause if they are … 🎵 you got another thing coming 🎶
It remains to be seen, some elected are independents, but Fraser valley went conservative. My hope is BC leaders aren’t idiot crack smoking losers like Doug Ford. We also have TransLink (transit corp) which agrees to share the costs of developing infrastructure with cities, removing bike and bus lanes would obviously harm what they’ve built, so I hope that pressure is kept on the planned projects.
My hope is BC leaders aren’t idiot crack smoking losers like Doug Ford.
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Don’t get me wrong, I would love to bike on them bike lanes like the last time I was in Vancouver.
Rules for thee, but not for me
