Drivers Prepared to Take A Walk in Post Pandemic Great BritainEveryone has been enjoying bluer skies, better views, great sunsets and better air quality with the reduction of vehicular and…
Slow and Muddled at 12th and CambieSandy James and I were both struck by Daphne Bramham’s recent column in The Sun. She asked the question many…
What will happen to car traffic?Traffic went effectively overnight to nothing at all. Didn’t expect that. But what now? Will it return to previous levels…
A World Redesigned: The End of Rush Hours As a consequence of flattening the covid curve: … we’ll also have to flatten these curves: The hand-drawn chart…
“Stay Healthy Streets”: Seattle Catches UpCities large and small are moving to create a network of streets for the same reason – as reported in…
Speedsters Take Advantage of Open Road during PandemicICBC (the Insurance Corporation of B.C. that provides mandatory vehicular insurance) has been posting extra social media reminders for drivers…
Beach Flow on a Friday AfternoonThis is what Beach Avenue looked like at 3 pm on Friday afternoon – May 1: Here’s the video: Beach…
A Simple Request to the Transport Modelers Out ThereExpect to hear a lot more of this: ‘Transit is contagious. Cars are clean. Gas is cheap. Density is dangerous.…
New Report Shows Protecting the Car Industry More Important than Saving Vulnerable Road User LivesYou would think that people dying on the road would attract a furore of voices for change. But somehow we…
Car Commercials Cozy Up in these Covid TimesDon’t doubt for a minute that the automobile industry is already strategizing how to sell vehicles in the post Covid…
‘Transit is contagious. Cars are clean. Gas is cheap. Density is dangerous. Let’s drive!’ PT: As predicted, the rationale for more driving (and priorizing road space for it) is underway – this one…
Friday File: Highway as Flyway~Drivers Tailgate AnywayYesterday motorists south of Quebec City witnessed a Piper PA-28 Cherokee airplane do a classic textbook descent landing squarely in…
British Cars Shipping to Vancouver, British Cars Dunking into Burrard InletAnother wonderful image from Diane Sampson of a British cars cargo from the SS “Mostun” Vancouver January 24, 1959 .…
Automobile “Explosion Whistles” & Sounds of New York City in 1920’s I was researching the evolution of vehicular traffic in New York City and stumbled across a series of letters…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner