That means more sidewalks, bike lanes and bus stop cuts!
Vancouver is quite a bike-forward city, even ranking second as the most bike-friendly city in Canada, and, to the delight of cyclists and drivers, the many bike lanes already installed around the city are about to increase. Along with other elements of Metro Vancouver's transportation network, of course.
Out of a total of $130 million, just over $24.5 million will be invested into Vancouver-based projects alone.
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