UBC Rapid Transit survey

This article was published on April 19, 2010 and could contain information that has since changed or become out-of-date.
Please be mindful when reading, commenting on, or sharing this article.

TransLink, along with the British Columbia provincial government, is conducting studies for expanding rapid transit out to the University of British Columbia. The route to the university is one of the busiest in the city and the transportation authority is looking for feedback and input on what would be the best method of providing reliable transit along the Broadway corridor.

Six transportation methods, including bus, light rail (e.g. Olympic Line), rail rapid transit (e.g. SkyTrain), or a mixture of bus and rail rapid transit, are being put on the table. Commuters and local residents are being asked to participate to help shape how they will get around the area along with what would be the most practical and economical mode of transportation.

Visit TransLink’s Be Part of the Plan page for more information and to take the survey.

 

Did you find a typographical or factual error in this article? Please let us know!

1 replies to “UBC Rapid Transit survey”

Commenting has closed for this article.