Frequently asked questions
- Bus stop improvements between Burrard and Thurlow Streets, including a new island platform bus stop
- Repurposing one vehicle travel lane from Burrard Street to Jervis Street to make space for cycling infrastructure
- Traffic signal improvements, including cyclist signals in both directions and advanced right-turn signals for westbound vehicles
- Parking, loading and pick-up/drop-off area changes
- Fill out the online survey by October 6, 2024 (it will take approximately 5 to 10 minutes)
- Email us your feedback at dunsmuir-melville-upgrades@vancouver.ca
- Visit us:
- September 21, 2024, 1-4 pm: Open House, 480 Broughton Street (Coal Harbour Community Centre, Multipurpose Room)
- September 25, 2024, 4-6 pm: Go By Bike Week Celebration Station, 566 Richards Street (Cathedral Square)
What changes are you making as part of the Dunsmuir/Melville Street Upgrades: Downtown Bike Network Expansion project?
What changes are you making as part of the Dunsmuir/Melville Street Upgrades: Downtown Bike Network Expansion project? We are planning a 0.9-kilometre two-way protected bike lane extension along Dunsmuir/Melville Street, extending from the current Dunsmuir Street protected bike lane at Hornby Street to the Coal Harbour Seawall. Changes being proposed include:
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Why is this work being done?
The Dunsmuir/Melville Street Upgrades: Downtown Bike Network Expansion project is a priority in the 2023-2027 Active Mobility Plan. The project would expand Vancouver’s All Ages and Abilities (AAA) active mobility lanes, connecting key destinations and enhancing the city’s walking and cycling networks.
How much will this cost?
This project is estimated to cost $4.5 million. As part of TransLink’s Major Bikeway Network, up to 75% of the project cost is eligible for TransLink funding.
When will this project be completed?
Engagement for this project is taking place in Summer-Fall 2024. Based on the public feedback we receive, the detailed design and procurement will take place in 2025. Project construction is expected to start in 2026.
How can I share my feedback?
We want to hear your feedback on the design! There are several ways to get involved: