A rebuilt Stanley Park bike lane, and a multimodal city
What Green Party of Vancouver has published about transport and street design, and what it has not.
TRANSPORT AND STREET DESIGN
Green Party of Vancouver on transport
The party's clearest transport commitment is restoring the protected bike lane on Stanley Park Drive, a road the Park Board controls.
For the city at large, it backs a mix of slower streets, more bike lanes, dedicated transit lanes and pedestrian infrastructure, without a route, a budget or a completion date.
2 PUBLISHED COMMITMENTS
What they say they will do
Bring back the Stanley Park bike lane
The party would restore a protected active transportation lane on Stanley Park Drive and across the city's parks.
- Who has the power
- The Park Board decides the roads and paths inside its own parks, including Stanley Park Drive.
A multimodal city transportation approach
The party backs slower, safer streets, more bike lanes, dedicated transit lanes and pedestrian-friendly infrastructure across the city.
What is not published
- The priorities page states party positions with no candidate named as their author, and no dollar figure or date for any of them.
IN THE FULL PLATFORM
More on transport in the Platform 2026
The party's full platform document covers this issue in 7 chapters. Each chapter page lists every commitment with its PDF page and says which government would have to act.
Affordable Transportation
Vancouver Greens on travel costs: low-income transit fares and safer streets
A City That Works for You
Vancouver Greens on City Hall service: living wage, public spaces, ethics
Programming for All Generations and All Abilities
Greens' Park Board plan: SafeSport, more dog parks, shared parkland with Nations
Accessible City
Vancouver Greens on access: 30 km/hr streets, public washrooms, seniors planner
Schools at the Centre of Community
Vancouver Greens on child care in schools, shared school spaces and safe routes
Infrastructure and Resilience
Vancouver Greens on infrastructure: repair backlog, sewer overflows, seawalls, quakes
Transportation
Vancouver Greens on transport: 30 km/h streets, Broadway bikeway, 11% road reclamation
Sources
A source marked SAYS SO ITSELF is the party's own material. It proves what the party claims, not that the claim is true.
- Green Party of Vancouver home page SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · checked
- Pete Fry calls for rapid shelters to address rising homelessness ahead of World Cup SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · checked
- Pete Fry unveils Green Party of Vancouver housing plan Daily Hive · published · checked
- Vancouver Liberals home page SAYS SO ITSELFVancouver Liberals · checked
- Who is running: official 2026 candidate list City of Vancouver · checked
- Local elections disclosure statement search Elections BC · checked
- Elector organizations: registration and financial reporting duties Elections BC · checked
- Making a campaign contribution Elections BC · checked
- Green Party of Vancouver: City Council Priorities SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · checked
- Green Party of Vancouver: Park Board Priorities SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · checked
- Green Party of Vancouver: School Board Priorities SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · checked
- Platform 2026, Green Party of Vancouver (72-page PDF, last updated September 29, 2026) SAYS SO ITSELFGreen Party of Vancouver · published · checked