Ohrn Image: Point Grey Road – 3This photo from today looks west from a position just west of MacDonald St. You can get a sense of…
Dude, Where are my Toll-Paying Cars? – 2: Wishful thinking on the Port MannWhat do the revised Port Mann revenue forecasts mean for traffic? Clark Williams-Derry at the Sightline Institute compares past and…
Dude, Where are my Toll-Paying Cars? – Port Mann joins the watch listLess than a month ago, PT was wondering whether the Port Mann would be joining the growing list of toll roads,…
When Bad Things Don’t Happen – 2: Georgia StreetAnother in our series of how Carmageddon fails to cooperate when road space for vehicles is reduced. For much of the summer…
Why didn’t the Granville Bridge connect with Granville Street?We’re talking about the second Granville Bridge – on the north end. To acknowledge the 60th anniversary of the opening of…
Bike Infrastructure as ArtTwo from twisted shifter. The Hovenring, of course: . And “Reflection Perfection in Paris:” In this beautiful black and white…
Ohrn Image: Point Grey Road – 2Once again, the darn engineering Department is moving briskly to construct bike-related public works. So annoying. From Ken Ohrn: This…
Quote: The difference between roads and streets“When a city matures and leaves its frontier status behind, roads become streets. A road leads somewhere; a street is…
Ohrn Image: Lost LagoonKen Ohrn: Found myself attracted to this scene in Stanley Park on the north side of Lost Lagoon. .…
When Bad Things Don’t Happen – 1: Cornwall / Point Grey RoadLast weekend, after driving through the construction works at the south end of the Burrard Bridge and along Cornwall and MacDonald,…
Debate: The Design of “Complete Streets”A new book articulates a debate in the ‘complete streets’ movement – particularly relevant to Vancouver as the redesign of Cornwall/Point Grey…
Our wide-bridge fetish – 2Local historian John Atkin narrates a history of South Granville, and includes some background and original images of the third Granville…
What is it with our wide-bridge fetish?Mike Anstead sends along this observation: With talk of a new Massey Tunnel replacement bridge that would be as wide…
Origins of Motordom: The Public Shaming of JaywalkersMatt Novak at Paleofuture lays out a key moment in the development of Motordom in this post: The Invention of Jaywalking…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner