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View Poll Results: Which rapid transit line would you like to see most?
Hastings 32 15.69%
Vancouver - Other 70 34.31%
North Shore 40 19.61%
Pitt Meadows/Maple Ridge 2 0.98%
Tsawwassen/Ferries 10 4.90%
Surrey - Guilford 16 7.84%
Surrey - Newton 11 5.39%
South Surrey/White Rock/Border 5 2.45%
Langley 10 4.90%
Abbotsford 5 2.45%
Other 3 1.47%
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Old Posted Apr 12, 2014, 2:18 AM
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For viewing convenience. I don't see the point of the 2002 proposal. Also all those proposals with tunnel head in the open water would have looked horrible.


http://www.6717000.com/blog/2002/02/tunnel-plan-keeps-resurfacing/
The 2002 option makes a lot of sense, since it would remove nearly all through traffic accessing the north Shore from downtown.

Too bad such sensible infrastructure will likely never be built in Vancouver. A 4 lanes tolled tunnel along this route would be an amazing replacement of the Lion's Gate. This could then free up the Lion's gate to be a pedestrian, cycling, and maybe bus only bridge?
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