B.C. Election: Parties transportation platformsFrom the Vancouver Sun: B.C.’s two main political parties have promised billions for transit projects, bridges and roads and have…
Cote on Congestion: Beyond 'cap' or 'scrap'An op-ed in The Sun from Jonathan Cote, the mayor of New Westminster and chair of the Funding Strategy Committee…
Vision Zero in London – Nix Digital Signs, Reduce Speed on BridgesLondon England is always slightly ahead of the curve and the Evening Standard reports on the cutting edge work of a community…
Peter Ladner, the Provincial Election, and the Threat on Urban Mobility InitiativesPeter Ladner writing in Business in Vancouver is a former city councillor, an avid bike rider, and a proud citizen of…
Ladner On UberWriting in Business In Vancouver, Peter Ladner gazes into the changing future of one segment of our local transportation mix…
Paris, Road Closures, Traffic Evaporation and the Braess Paradox The website h2020 has a very interesting examination of “traffic evaporation”-what happens to all that traffic when you close urban…
The Transportation Service Provider has arrivedI’ve been predicting the arrival of the TSP – a single provider of transportation services, rather like a Shaw or…
Mobility Pricing and the Province: (Complete this thought)From The Sun: A much-debated idea – mobility-pricing – is moving forward for consideration in this region: Mobility pricing, which…
Dec. 19, 2022Vancouver’s “Dinosaurs Against Fossil Fuels” (DAFFS) Way Ahead of Their TimeSandy James Planner