EPISODE 103, SEASON 3:
In this episode, John connects with
Dale Bracewell, Transportation Planning Manager with the City of Vancouver, BC
They discuss how an “All Ages & Abilities” active mobility network, school streets, and other TDM programs, as well as pricing access to the city core all play a critical role in the city’s Climate Emergency Action Plan
Show Notes:
Road space reallocation, All Ages & Abilities active mobility network, e-cargo-bike freight/goods cycle-logistics, school streets, slow streets, and pricing for motor vehicle access in the downtown core – these are all critical factors connected to Vancouver’s newly adopted Climate Emergency Action Plan that John and Dale discuss in this episode.
Their goal is to have 2/3 of trips by 2030 to be walking, biking, and transit. Land use is crucial, creating the walkable “15-minute city”.
Additional Helpful Links:
Active Towns Holiday Gathering
Canadian Federal Active Transportation Strategy
E-cargo bike cycle-logistics pilot
Transportation Demand Management
Audio Production by Active Towns
A not-for-profit organization dedicated to helping communities create a Culture of Activity.
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