Capital Regional District Regional Transportation Plan 2014

Transportation is the largest source of greenhouse gas emissions in the region, and road congestion negatively impacts the economy and quality of life. Given the inter-municipal nature of transportation in the CRD, addressing the complex, multi-modal needs of a growing and changing population requires a coordinated approach.

Trends in land use, travel behavior, and population growth are increasing pressure on the transportation system. Expanding road networks is limited by the built and natural environment, necessitating a shift from single-occupancy vehicle travel. The CRD's geography, weather, and land use are well-suited for active transportation and transit. The Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) sets out the Regional Multi-modal Network and provides policy direction and actions.

Category
Strategies & Plans
Topic
Getting Around
Year published
2014
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