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Explore Vancouver's many attractions by foot, public transit, or bike. Learn about your options for getting around Vancouver and how we are promoting green transportation as part of the Greenest City Action Plan.
Accessibility around the city
Vancouver welcomes visitors of all abilities from around the world to enjoy our beautiful city.
The City is committed to creating an accessible community by removing barriers that might keep you, or someone you care about, from fully enjoying Vancouver.
Accessible streets benefit everyone. Curb ramps and bus ramps make getting around the city easy, especially for those pushing strollers and using wheelchairs, scooters, walkers, and canes.
Audible street signals and curb cuts in the sidewalk help pedestrians with vision impairments cross the street.
Check out the services available to help you get around in Vancouver.
Explore Green Transporation
Green Transportation
Our goal is to make walking, cycling, and public transit preferred transportation options. Learn more about our Greenest City goal: Green Transportation.
Public Transit
Visitor's guide to public transit
Get to know the names of the City's public transportation modes so you can get around the City more easily.
Road Conditions
Traffic cameras
View our major intersection traffic camera feeds. Port and highway images are provided by Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MoTI).
Information on getting around the city
Walking accessibility
Learn how we make Vancouver's streets accessible with curb ramps and audible signal devices installed at crosswalks.
Time-limited and metered parking
On-street parking in Vancouver includes time-limited parking and metered parking.
Transportation 2040 Plan
Our Transportation 2040 Plan provides a vision for how people and goods will move in and around Vancouver for the next 30 years.
