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Vancouver moves forward on 'complete corridors,' Vision Zero and Safe Routes to Schools
Summary
City staff presented a May 12 update on near-term implementation actions from the Transportation System Plan adopted last year, reporting progress on complete corridors, multimodal level-of-service standards, Vision Zero safety work, a Safe Routes to Schools pilot and an electric-vehicle strategy.
City staff presented a May 12 update on near-term implementation actions from the Transportation System Plan adopted last year, reporting progress on complete corridors, multimodal level-of-service standards, Vision Zero safety work, a Safe Routes to Schools pilot and an electric-vehicle strategy.
Kate Drennen, a staff member, said the city’s complete corridors program focuses on building accessible, low-stress multimodal streets on key corridors and listed about 17 projects that span planning, design and construction phases. Staff are also proposing new multimodal “level of service” metrics for pedestrians, bikes and small mobility devices tied to network quality; those standards will support…
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