Every movement begins with a single voice. Every movement grows when other voices join the conversation.
Our fight against traffic calming in East Vancouver is no different. What began as a frustration has turned into a shared experience - with the community coming together to rally against barricades and restricted routing. These measures have impacted how we engage with our streets and each other, creating barriers that prove difficult to overcome.
This is why we invite you to share your story. Allow the policymakers to hear how traffic calming has redefined your everyday experiences - from the frustrations of commuting to navigating (unwelcome) vehicle congestion to even struggling with accessibility. Our streets no longer belong to us. They are instead defined by barricades.
It's time for change.
Join our community and push back against traffic calming. We invite you to read the stories of your neighbours and add your own. A convenient form is available to explain your concerns about these measures and how they impact our streets - and this will allow you to take part in the conversation.
Silence isn't an option anymore. Share, connect, and continue to rally.
Traffic Calming Effects In East Vancouver
Traffic Calming Effects In East Vancouver
Traffic Calming Effects In East Vancouver
Traffic Calming Effects In East Vancouver
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