Federal Liberals miss mark with LRT promise
Surrey’s LRT plan remains unfunded because the City hasn’t delivered the business case P3 Canada requires to move forward.
Surrey’s LRT plan remains unfunded because the City hasn’t delivered the business case P3 Canada requires to move forward.
Surrey’s proposed LRT P3 model ignores key financial risks, leaving residents responsible for massive long‑term subsidies.
By using space above the roadway rather than expanding it outward, SkyTrain would preserve substantially more of the Green Timbers Urban Forest compared to LRT.
We refuse to acknowledge the results of Surrey’s LRT study as an acceptable case for proposed light rail in Surrey.
Langley Township is challenging Surrey’s LRT plan and reinforcing the case for a faster and better SkyTrain
A TransLink study already found a negative transportation business case for the Surrey LRT proposal.
A new “Light Rail Links” group wants an LRT in Surrey—but studies show LRT would underperform on speed, ridership, and mode‑shift targets compared to SkyTrain.
SkyTrain for Surrey’s presentation to the City on Surrey’s rapid transit future
SkyTrain for Surrey’s analysis demonstrates that the 1999 anti-SkyTrain “Greer Repot” relied on outdated assumptions and misleading comparisons, underscoring the need for evidence‑based transit planning in our region.
SkyTrain for Surrey urges the Province to advance the Broadway Subway and Surrey SkyTrain extensions in parallel.