Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts
Friday, February 19, 2010
Vanouver 2010 Winter Olympics: Day 8 - Transportation
One of the major successes of the games thus far has been public transits. I have seen a major improvement in the frequency of buses. My wait times, no matter what time of day, have decreased substantially. Although there are more people trying to take the Skytain, Canada Line and buses, the frequency, especially of the buses, has compensated for this. Local Vancouverites can save lots of time if they know and use the bus network instead of just relying on Canada Line and Skytrain. I hope greater appreciation for public transit is a legacy of the Olympics for Vancouver.
Labels:
2010 Olympics,
buses,
canada line,
trains,
tranportation,
Translink,
Vancouver
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
Are you part of the plan?
I visited BePartofthePlan.ca and filled out the online questionaire. I selected my transport priorities for the region, then my preferred existing funding options, and lastly ranked the future funding options that should be used. The consultation for Translink 10-Year Plan closes on June 30 and I wanted my voice to be heard. I hope Vancouverites express their interest in maintaining and improving a vibrant public transportation system.
Labels:
bike,
buses,
environment,
trains,
Translink
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