The Mayors’ Council released the #CureCongestion Voters’ Guide summarizing commitments and policy positions from the BC Green Party, BC Liberal Party and BC NDP, related to transit and transportation in Metro Vancouver.
Go here for detailed chart and guide.
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the single most important measure to cure congestion is road pricing, and this table doesn’t even mention the position of the different parties on it.
for the record, the BC NDP is committed at suppressing all road tolls…
This document is just a shamefull propangada for a party and nothing else!
Unfortunately that is very true. I could not think of a more cost effective way of reducing congestion than road pricing. But then that would highlight how the municipalities are at fault for subsidizing parking.