City-wide transit signal priority, targeting 20% faster trips
OneCity would adopt city-wide transit signal priority and modernise traffic signals, publishing a target of roughly 20% shorter travel times.
TRANSPORT AND STREET DESIGN
OneCity on transport
Transit signal priority means traffic lights hold green or turn green early for an approaching bus. The city owns and controls its traffic signals, so this is squarely within council’s power even though TransLink runs the buses.
OneCity publishes a target of about a 20% reduction in travel times. It is one of the few measurable transport targets on this ballot.
2 PUBLISHED COMMITMENTS
What they say they will do
City-wide transit signal priority
OneCity would adopt city-wide transit signal priority and modernise traffic signals, targeting around a 20% reduction in travel times.
- Cost
- Not published
- Who has the power
- The city owns and controls its traffic signals.
Reduce pedestrian and vehicle conflicts at crossings
OneCity commits to reducing pedestrian-vehicle conflicts at crossings.
Sources
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- OneCity home page SAYS SO ITSELFOneCity · checked
- Who is running: official 2026 candidate list City of Vancouver · checked
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