Support for Lower Speed Limits Increases in British Columbia

Growing number of B.C. residents support reducing speed limits

A growing number of B.C. residents would support a reduction in speed limits on residential streets in their respective cities.

Support for Lower Speed Limits Increases in British Columbia

Just over two thirds of respondents would welcome a reduction on all residential streets in their municipality.Read more Support for Lower Speed Limits Increases in British Columbia

BC residents support lower residential speed limits, new poll shows

British Columbians want slower speeds in their neighbourhoods, a new poll from Research Co. shows. The poll results show that The post BC residents support lower residential speed limits, new poll shows appeared first on The Squamish Reporter.

BC residents back lower residential speed limits, poll shows

British Columbians would welcome lower speed limits on residential streets, according to a recent poll by Research Co. The polling firm said that 68% of respondents would like to see speed limits reduced to 30 km/h on all residential streets, while keeping arterial and collector roads at 50 km/h. This marks a five-point increase since a similar survey was conducted in November 2024. Support for the change is particularly strong in the Fraser Val…

Mario Canseco: Most British Columbians want 30 km/h limits in their own city

Nearly 70 per cent support adopting Vancouver’s residential speed limit model in their home municipality, according to Research Co. polling and survey