City of Vancouver Road Updates

Columbia Tech Center Drive Safety Improvement Project: Scheduled to be completed in October, 2020 the project will improve safety for people using all modes of transportation, increase multimodal access to a major employment center, and fill an important gap in the City’s bike network. More information on the project can be found here.

East McLoughlin Boulevard Safety Improvement Project Evaluation: The City of Vancouver is currently working to understand people's experience with the East McLoughlin Boulevard Safety Improvement Project by evaluating the project through summer 2021. City staff is hoping to share information with the Clark Communities Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee on some opportunities to learn more about the evaluation and share your thoughts on the project.

The City is working to understand people’s experience with these improvements and how these changes have impacted safety for everyone who travels. The East McLoughlin Area Safety Improvement Project website has additional information as well as instructions for taking the survey, provide comments or take part in a live virtual question & answer session..

City of Vancouver Road Updates

Columbia Tech Center Drive Safety Improvement Project: Scheduled to be completed in October, 2020 the project will improve safety for people using all modes of transportation, increase multimodal access to a major employment center, and fill an important gap in the City’s bike network. More information on the project can be found here.

East McLoughlin Boulevard Safety Improvement Project Evaluation: The City of Vancouver is currently working to understand people's experience with the East McLoughlin Boulevard Safety Improvement Project by evaluating the project through summer 2021. City staff is hoping to share information with the Clark Communities Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee on some opportunities to learn more about the evaluation and share your thoughts on the project.

The City is working to understand people’s experience with these improvements and how these changes have impacted safety for everyone who travels. The East McLoughlin Area Safety Improvement Project website has additional information as well as instructions for taking the survey, provide comments or take part in a live virtual question & answer session..

Have you heard about Bike Clark County?

Bike Clark County offers programs and bikes for kids and schools, organizes community events and rides and even operates a full service bike shop in downtown Vancouver! Check it out and learn more about their programs: School Safety Course, Youth “Earn-a-Bike” Camp and Bike Leadership. Be safe and know the bicycle laws! Before hopping on your bike check out the Bike Safety Tips and be aware of the cycling laws!

Bus on Shoulder Lanes

C-TRAN has used Bus on Shoulder lanes since they were first implemented in Clark County in 2017. The Bus on Shoulder lanes allows transit vehicles to use the shoulder of a given corridor to bypass traffic during times of heavy congestion. It creates faster travel times for buses and more reliable transit service for our region’s commuters.

Bus-only shoulder lanes are currently in use on three freeway corridors in the region: State Route 14 ( eastbound and westbound between SE 164th Avenue and Interstate 205), Interstate 5 (southbound only between 99th Street and the Interstate Bridge) and Interstate 205 (northbound and southbound across the Glenn Jackson Bridge).

Visit C-TRAN's website for more information about Bus on Shoulder Lanes and other C-TRAN information and news.