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Old Posted Mar 27, 2023, 5:58 AM
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The most western part was always more pleasant despite being six lanes, long before the bump outs were added for the sidewalk. The NW corner of Broadway and Cambie may be slightly better because of the trees but it still not anywhere someone wants to linger or stroll.
That's just not true, West Broadway where these changes are proposed is 6+1 travel lanes (+1 for left turn lanes), with the outer lanes being flexible off-peak parking on-peak travel lanes. West Broadway between Macdonald and Alma is 4 travel lanes with dedicated shoulder parking in some areas (and not at intersections). You might not realise it, but the proposed changes are literally to make West Broadway like between Alma and Macdonald.
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