Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020″? Yes, absolutely. Oak Bay residents have heard me consistently advocate for active transportation investments and development Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020″? Yes – we have just requested that staff come back to us with options for increasing Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020″? Absolutely! And thank you for sharing Eric Doherty’s helpful article explaining the requirement and the concepts Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020″? Yes. this must be a priority. Following the recommendations we put forth on the Oak Bay Read more
1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020? (No response from candidate) 2. Do you support making the default speed limit 30 km/h for streets without centrelines? Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020? I do support the above the more we can create clean transportation initiatives the better it Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020″? Yes 2. Do you support making the default speed limit 30 km/h for streets without centrelines? Read more
Link to Website 1. Do you support re-aligning municipal and regional transportation plans and investments to meet the provincial government’s CleanBC target to “reduce distances travelled in light-duty vehicles by 2030 compared to 2020? Yes. Oak Bay is investing in active and safe transportation and we have more to do. Read more