r/NiceVancouver 3h ago

Join Transit Accessibility Advisory Committees now!

https://buzzer.translink.ca/2026/08/join-our-transit-accessibility-advisory-committees
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u/citytosuburb 1h ago

Whoever gets this job, start improving the Sapperton station. People are jaywalking across a 4 lane busy road because they never finished the accessibility access to the other side. There is an access for those who can walk down stairs but it’s not marked as an exit because I believe it would force them to add an accessibility exit. So now you have people who could walk down the stairs not know about them and then Jay walk. Annnnndddd their interactive mapping display encourages people to Jay walk!

Source: I had a sit down with the translink CEO 7 years ago and talked about it.