Each year, as more and more cars make their way to, from, and through Vancouver neighbourhoods, concern about safety and livability increases. Traffic calming solutions such as stop signs, traffic circles, speed humps, corner bulges, and diverters - are tools used to reduce traffic speed and volume. The City of Vancouver's Engineering Services Transportation Division works with residents interested in reclaiming their streets and introducing traffic calming.

To learn more about current special projects, ongoing programs, and safety improvement initiatives in Vancouver, check our Transportation Highlights webpage to find out what's happening.

For information about how the City of Vancouver plans transportation solutions and land use in relation to those solutions, while maintaining a livable and workable city, visit our Planning Department's Insights into Transportation webpage to learn more.

To find out what mode of travel residents of your community choose to go to/from work, check the 'Statistics' link, located in the link menu to the left under the 'Profile' section.

Translink has an extensive website with loads of information about public transportation in Greater Vancouver. Find schedules, fares, a trip planner, and much more for Bus, SkyTrain, SeaBus, West Coast Express, and HandyDART services. Additional information such as alternate commuting options, major transit projects, future initiatives, rider safety, and discounted passes can also be obtained. Coast Mountain Bus Company has additional information about Bus and SeaBus services, and transit accessibility for riders with special needs.

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