Waterfront Transportation Network Study

The Waterfront area transportation network includes streets, multi-use paths, and curb space that support a significant level of activity on a day-to-day basis from a variety of modes, including:

  • Pedestrians and cyclists
  • Delivery and service vehicles
  • TransLink buses
  • General purpose traffic
  • Tour buses, taxis, and ride-hailing vehicles

In 2021, we made significant changes to the transportation network in this area in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Some of these changes included:

  • Allocating space to support temporary patios and parklets
  • Allocating space for contactless curbside pick-up / drop-off zones
  • The creation of pedestrian-only streets like Wallace Mews

Following these changes, we conducted a study to determine how well the network serves all modes of transportation and to help us better understand how we can support continued growth and activity from a transportation perspective. Thank you to everyone who provided feedback about living, working or visiting this area of the waterfront. Your input will help to inform future changes to the transportation network in this neighbourhood.

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