Great move by Surrey, and we especially like the part about lobbying the Province to lower the default limit so cities don't need to put up a thousand sign posts every time they want to lower limits themselves! surreynowleader.com/2025/11/18/s...

This resident is objecting to the new Lime scooter station because - not a joke - it's "ruining her view." This is what we're up against when we push for more micromobility. vancouversun.com/news/east-va...

Important day today. We rarely get to hear much about the people who lose their lives on our roads - except that they caused really bad traffic when they died.

“But how can you move stuff without a car??” Folks may I present, the cargo bike.

Car Size xkcd.com/3167/

If you want change…

Still thinking about this part of the conversation, showing a poster by @tomflood.bsky.social next to two by Klaus Staeck that I remember from my childhood. Lots of parallels between discussions in Germany (and other places in Europe) back then and Canada (and the US) 30 to 40 years later.

An hour in, it hit me: I made that logo. 3 years ago with @mihai-cirstea.bsky.social and a few others giving me live feedback. Did I believe we’d have accomplished everything we have? Yes. Ending traffic violence is an idea that’s time has come. I just thought we’d have gotten a better logo, too.

Inspired by last night's event, I've taken the plunge to be a monthly supporter of @visionzerovancouver.ca . you can too.

My biggest “wish I said that” was live on CBC about a 12-year-old killed by a driver that morning. A woman emailed in about cyclists needing to wear reflective clothing. I don’t have a clever line, I just really wish I could have screamed WHAT THE FUCK IS WRONG WITH YOU YOU FUCKING EVIL MONSTER!

Whoa! Due to high demand, our bookseller at our Vancouver show sold out of books. Our apologies to folks who wanted one but didn't get one. More will be available at Pulp Fiction Books, so head over there to pick up Life After Cars. And thank you to everyone who came tonight! What a great city.

Awesome event tonight!! More photos to come. Thanks to everyone who came out and supported!

This was such a great event with the @thewaroncars.bsky.social and @visionzerovancouver.ca. Happy to have been a small part of it alongside @lucymaloney.bsky.social

Our event with @thewaroncars.bsky.social is ONE WEEK AWAY! 😱 Tickets are still available. This is going to be a super fun night, and also a fundraiser for us. If you support the work we do, and if you want to be part of a discussion on the future of transportation in Vancouver, get tickets now!

Over the past few years, I've frequently criticized Brian Montague for living in North Vancouver. Today I'd like to formally issue an apology. It turns out he actually lives in Kelowna.

When a Vision Zero advocate, a Conservative MLA, and every single morning radio caller agree on an issue, you know something's up. Listen here, on the NDP's decision to jeopardize safety on our roads by reducing the already insufficient amount of driver training: www.cbc.ca/listen/live-...

Here's an amendment brought by @christineboyle.bsky.social when Sim was first trying to abolish the park board. Sim voted against it

This is a pretty hilarious take given that Sim didn't engage with the City or First Nations at all when he decided to spontaneously get rid of the park board over a personal upset

Our Halloween message from Vision Zero Vancouver! 🎃 A little hard to hear, ironically because of all the cars

Halloween is the one night of the year kids get to take over the neighbourhood - but when it comes to the risk of being hit by drivers, it's also by far the most dangerous. @lucymaloney.bsky.social has a motion to fix this! Please read & email council (and call if you can) with your support!

On road safety improvements on 16th Avenue and today's protest: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/10/18/v...

Large turnout today in support of traffic calming on 16th. People shouldn't fear for their safety in their own neighbourhood. Now it's time for the city to act. Thank you @lucymaloney.bsky.social and @seanorr.bsky.social for attending and speaking in support.

In light of this horrific incident, and years of residents demanding change with no action from the city, we're helping support a "stroll in" protest tomorrow. Meet at 16th and Willow at 1pm (maybe with an umbrella ☔) and let's tell the city that it's time to make our streets safe.

Vision Zero Vancouver (@visionzerovancouver.ca) saying the quiet part out loud. 👏👏 #bikeyvr

New billboard in town 👀

What if Macklin McCall introduced a private members bill requiring 30km/hr speed limits or suspending licenses for excessive or repeat speeding offences? Would be an easy way to demonstrate his commitment to safety. That way nobody could accuse him of crassly using safety to advance political ends.

We know speeding is incredibly dangerous and that virtually every driver (including me) is guilty of it. Let’s break with the past. -suspend drivers for excessive or repeat speeding -lower speed limits to what is actually safe -automate enforcement with speed cameras anywhere there are kids

They hired the person who did costumes for the first few X-Men movies.

This is so good.

“Ninety-five per cent of [speed cameras in Toronto are in] community safety zones near schools,” and only “in areas with speed limits between 30 and 60 kilometres an hour” Doug Ford’s speed camera ban will kill children. apple.news/Ah-T6BBy_TyS...

Great news for safe and accessible access to and around Stanley Park. Transit, a bike lane, and keeping Beach Ave one way! Thanks so much to @tomdigby1.bsky.social @laura-christensen.bsky.social @parkboardscott.bsky.social @brennanbastyo.bsky.social www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

More evidence that speed cameras work. "Since those cameras were put up, 57% of drivers were slowing down and adhering to the speed limit. In some school zones, it was as high as 90%" “Eighty-five per cent of people who have been issued one ticket have only been issued [that] one ticket”

It was awesome collaborating with @tomflood.bsky.social on this project. So cool to see this up!

Incredible to see this billboard up in Vancouver. So happy to have worked with the amazing people @visionzerovancouver.ca visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/08/02/d...

Big news! We recently registered as a non-profit and can now accept donations. They'll help fund things like: stickers around town, attending events, and paying our awesome summer intern. If you like the work we do and want to see us do more, please consider donating ❤️ www.zeffy.com/en-CA/donati...

Some good news: Vancouver City Council just unanimously supported @petermeiszner.bsky.social and @lisadominato.bsky.social 's motion to expand the School Travel Planning Program! We love the program, check it out if you haven't heard of it: vancouver.ca/people-progr...

The motion from @petermeiszner.bsky.social and @lisadominato.bsky.social to expand the School Travel Planning Program comes to council Wednesday, and the deadline to write in or sign up to speak is TOMORROW! Please show this motion your support! More here: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/06/16/t...

Vancouver: You have until 5pm today to sign up to speak in favour of expanding the School Travel Program at council tomorrow! We wrote up why we love this program and how to speak in support here: visionzerovancouver.ca/2025/06/16/t...

🚦Slow down, Surrey — let’s talk street safety! This Saturday Vision Zero Vancouver is excited to be at Car Free Day Surrey to talk about how we can make our streets safer for everyone. 🧠 Learn something new 🗣 Share your ideas 👣 Imagine safer streets for your neighborhood

Thank you Lucy and all of council who supported this!

Great to see the new detour open! The new orientation is much safer for cyclists and pedestrians, and brings them back to the beautiful views along the water. Thanks to the city for taking action!

Thank you for your patience, Vancouver, during the temporary seawall detour near Science World. I’m pleased to share that the new seawall path is now open – featuring two wide and separated side-by-side paths for pedestrians and cyclists. #vanpoli 1/3 @visionzerovancouver.ca

Just fucking stop for a minute and think about how ridiculous it would be for someone to hit another car from behind and then the police blamed the car that got hit for not getting out of the way.

20 speeding tickets in 1.5h on a single block - now extrapolate that out to the whole city. This is clear evidence that random police checks can't solve this issue. We need automated speed cameras at all high risk intersections.

Serge Saxonov, not on #Bluesky, who is the CEO of @10xgenomics.bsky.social , has posted about the impact of recent US federal actions on the US Science.

This morning, Ken Sim made a direct call for the expansion of involuntary mental healthcare in response to the horrific incident at the Lapu Lapu Day festival. As a road safety group, we'd also like to point out the importance of considering preventative measures from a road safety perspective. 🧵

I’m proud to be a part of a group that always demands action while always carefully considering the impact of our actions on others. This statement took far more work and deliberation than you can imagine. But we will be neither callous nor tolerant of callousness. Pic related: me acting.

Vision Zero Vancouver is devastated by the horrific events that unfolded at the Lapu Lapu Day Block Party.

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“Indigenous sovereignty has never been a threat to Canada… it is an essential foundation on which British Columbia and Canada is built.” Grateful to have worked with Jody Wilson-Raybould on this important Op-Ed. indiginews.com/first-person...