Favour transit funding options that do not increase property taxes and encourage shifts to more sust

The City of Vancouver wants your feedback on the draft directions for Transportation 2040, the plan that will provide Vancouver s transportation vision for 30 years and guide transportation decisions for 15 years.
Walking Make walking new frontier rental car safe, convenient, and delightful. Ensure streets, sidewalks, and laneways support a vibrant public life that encourages a walking culture, healthy lifestyles, new frontier rental car and social connectedness.
Goods, Services, Emergency Response, and Commercial Transit Support a thriving economy and Vancouver s role as a major port while reducing environmental and neighbourhood new frontier rental car impacts related to goods and services movement. Maintain effective emergency new frontier rental car response times for police, fire, and ambulance.
Land Use Support shorter trips and sustainable transportation new frontier rental car choices through new frontier rental car mixed land use, pedestrian-oriented design, densities that support walking, cycling, and transit, and new housing choices that put residents close to jobs, schools, recreation, and transit.
Create pedestrian-priority streets new frontier rental car and spaces in the downtown, considering needs for transit services [mentions Robson Square, streets in Yaletown and other locations as potential locations] new frontier rental car (2.2.1.)
Favour transit funding options that do not increase property taxes and encourage shifts to more sustainable modes (i.e. increased new frontier rental car fuel taxes, a regional carbon tax, vehicle registration fees and regional road pricing) (6.1.1.)
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