Promises
Promises and the votes behind them
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Promises
Each promise is quoted word for word from the party's or candidate's own published platform. Its status is calculated from reviewed links to recorded votes.
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Jurisdiction: Jurisdiction: Vancouver City Council. Topic: TransportationClear filters
“11% Road Reclamation: Convert at least 11% of streets to community use.”
“Ban “hostile architecture” in public space, including transit hubs and community centres.”
“Better Roads, Safer Streets: Fix potholes and markings, with accessibility built in.”
“Broadway Bikeway: Add active transportation lanes along Broadway.”
“Connect Vancouver - We'll build a truly connected and protected active transport network citywide, so that you never need a car to get where you’re going in the city.”
“End residential parking permit fees”
“OneCity will launch a 3-year ‘Block Party in a Box’ pilot featuring five city-owned, fully stocked shipping-container kits with barricades and materials like games, BBQs, and folding tables to bring your street alive.”
“Pedestrian and Active Transportation Infrastructure: Repair bike routes, enhance sidewalks, add bulges and curb cuts.”
“Play Streets & Block Party in a Box – OneCity will make it easier, cheaper, and faster to throw a block party or celebration with your neighbours, and create an easy way to block off your street so your kids can safely play street hockey for an hour or two.”
“Public Purpose Parking Standard – We’ll adopt a Public Purpose Parking Standard to ensure that all EasyPark managed parking spaces, especially surface lots, are used for greater public value.”
“Remove pay parking at beaches & community centres and mandate a city-wide universal parking app”
“Slower, Safer Streets: Expand 30 km/h streets, especially near parks and schools.”
“Then we’ll publish a public, neighbourhood-by-neighbourhood mobility report card, so Vancouverites can see exactly where your investments go.”
“Vision Zero Rapid Response Fund – OneCity will dedicate funding to proactively identify and immediately address street safety issues according to historical data and evidence.”
“We will remove paid parking at Jericho”
“We’ll adopt a citywide Transit Signal Priority System, so buses get the VIP pass at stoplights they deserve.”
“We’ll also add a Play Street designation so your kids can play for a few hours on your street and your family can safely celebrate occasions like Diwali and Halloween.”
“We’ll bring back the proposed 30 km/h and 40 km/h speed reductions on major streets, starting with downtown, busy shopping streets, school and park frontages, and high-injury corridors.”
“We’ll build a connected, safe Vancouver where walking, rolling, and riding are easy, safe choices for everyone.””