Ten or twenty years from now the transportation system will be dramatically different from that of today. Road space will be utilized more efficiently to enhance circulation for all modes of travel. Public parking will be centralized for convenient access to shops and services, and will be controlled to discourage unnecessary car use. Many more local trips will be made by bus, bike, and foot, and streets and sidewalks will be more visually attractive and easy to use. To break this pattern we need to redefine the roles of roads so they may better serve our future needs.
Road is the downtown's most important and heavily used route.
Road and other main routes, and from parking management practices which force shoppers to move their cars when shopping at more than one location. The OCP aims to reduce the number of driveways by requiring new developments to be accessed via lanes and secondary streets. The Plan encourages parking and traffic management practices that will eliminate the need for short car trips. Plan Index 2. Long Term Transit Improvements Click image to view details link between its City Centre and downtown Vancouver.