Active Transportation
A key pillar in Council’s 2022-26 Transportation priority, Active Transportation is a healthy, affordable, and efficient way to explore and travel through our community.
Current Projects
- McNeill Avenue: Phase one will consist of traffic calming measures from Falkland Road to Transit Avenue.
Phase two stretches from Foul Bay Road to Falkland Rd. Plans for this phase will be brought back to Council at a later date. - Henderson Neighbourhood Bikeway: A cycling route connecting Oak Bay Ave, Oak Bay High School, Oak Bay Recreation to Henderson Road’s existing cycling infrastructure.
- Haultain-Estevan Neighbourhood Bikeway: A cycling route connecting Willows Beach, Estevan Village and Cadboro Bay’s commercial district.
- Pedestrian Master Plan and Sidewalk Condition: A Pedestrian Master Plan and Sidewalk Condition Assessment will be brought to Council in Q2 2024.
Upcoming Projects
With the recent 2023 Active Transportation Strategy Review and Implementation Options, future Active Transportation Projects have been proposed. At the March 25, 2024 Council meeting, Council directed staff to proceed with the implementation of active transportation projects on nine priority routes.
At the June, 10, 2024 Council Meeting, staff presented the Active Transportation Implementation Strategy Update. Council directed staff to prioritize the following routes for construction:
- Oak Bay - Beach Drive Neighbourhood Connection
- Bowker Avenue Commuter Route
- Cedar Hill Cross Road Multi-Use Trail
- Central Oak Bay Neighbourhood Bikeway
- Cadboro Bay Road Commuter Route
- McNeill Avenue Beach Connect or Currie Road Beach Connect
- Lansdowne Road Commuter Route
- Henderson Road/Foul Bay Road Commuter Route
- Oak Bay Avenue Commuter Route
Next Steps
Following Council’s decision, staff will begin preliminary design work, including consultation with the community.
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