Advances in computing and sensors will likely put robots in the driver’s seat. Automated vehicles are already being tested in cities around the world. And big companies – from Google to GM – are banking on a future of self-driving vehicles.
In just two decades, most passenger vehicles sold in North America could be capable of self-driving.
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From our thermostats to our watches, it seems like all our devices are going online. In just a few years, vehicles of all types will be able to communicate with each other, potentially increasing safety and convenience.
By 2025, it is expected that all new road vehicles will be capable of communicating in some way.
When the CEO of Shell started driving an electric car, even electric vehicle skeptics did a double-take. Cheaper to run, smaller carbon footprints – electric vehicles are going mainstream. That goes for bikes, cars, trucks, and buses.
By law, all new vehicles sold by 2040 in British Columbia must have zero tailpipe emissions – meaning that electric cars will soon be the norm.
Share your ideas for the future
We want to hear about your bold and creative ideas for the future. This is a once in a generation opportunity to have your input into shaping how we move. And live.
Take our Transport 2050 survey to vote on what’s important to you, plus add your unique voice to a regional forum and share your transportation visions to our idea’s board!
Why own when you can rent? To get around, people are increasingly ditching car ownership for shared transportation services. Shared scooters, bikes, and cars are starting to become common in many places around the world.
Worth over $1 billion per year, Canada’s sharing economy is hot and heating up.
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TransLink is leading the development of Transport 2050, the region’s next 30-year transportation strategy.
In Phase 1, you shared your values, concerns, priorities, and ideas for the future of transportation.
In Phase 2, we asked for your input on draft goals and three transportation actions that could transform the region. What’d we learn? Read the Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report!
Three Transformative Actions
Transport 2050 Project Timeline
Hear your values, vision and ideas
Phase 1
Phase 3
Review draft strategy
May 3 - Sept. 22, 2019
April 19 – May 14, 2021
Fall 2021
Phase 2
Consider goals and transformative actions
We’re developing a range of actions for the final strategy. In about three specific actions that could help transform the region.
Join the discussion next week!
TransLink is leading the development of Transport 2050, the region’s next 30-year transportation strategy.
In Phase 1, you shared your values, concerns, priorities, and ideas for the future of transportation.
In Phase 2, we asked for your input on draft goals and three transportation actions that could transform the region. What’d we learn? Read the Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report! What’d we learn? Read the Phase 2 Engagement Summary Report!
The Transport 2050 survey is also available in PDF format in Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese and Punjabi.
The Goals
We’ve envisioned a future where we all have real choices, that we can count on, that we can afford, and that we can safely enjoy. To connect us with the people and places that matter most.
Imagine Metro Vancouver in 2050
To deliver this vision, we need to create a transportation system over the next 30 years that supports a better way of moving.
That means rethinking how we use urban space and streets.
Providing fast and frequent rapid transit service to more parts of the region.
And taking advantage of new and emerging technologies that in some cases have not yet been imagined.
