What you need to know
We're studying how people access and move within Stanley Park, to generate new ideas to improve access for everyone while focusing on sustainable transportation options.
Stanley Park is one of the most popular attractions in our city and we want to ensure that transit to and within the park meets the needs of both residents and visitors while building resiliency for future generations.
Park usage has grown exponentially over the pandemic, our region’s population is growing quickly, and the park attracts millions of tourists every year. This is our opportunity to rethink mobility in the park to meet every visitor’s needs.
The Stanley Park Mobility Study focuses on sustainable transportation modes and looks to determine potential opportunities and challenges of different approaches to reducing private vehicle traffic within the park.
The study will include:
- Data collection
- Analysis of travel patterns in the park
- Engagement with stakeholders and the public
What's happeningWhere we are now
We are now in the final phase of the study where we are refining and narrowing down options.
Learn more about the Mobility Options package (part 1) PDF file (8.7 MB) for more details
The 6 potential options that were presented in the is final round of engagement in July 2024 vary greatly, but all options:
- Involve implementing a public transit or shuttle service
- Can be implemented over time starting with short term or interim actions
- Can be mixed and matched depending on the geographical area of the park
- Allow for full access for emergency and operational vehicles
Get involved
Visit Shape Your City to learn more about the project, ask questions, and sign up for updates.