If cities won't accommodate B-Line buses, they shouldn't get them: Mayors' Council chair

Mayors’ Council chair Derek Corrigan wants the TransLink board to play hardball with municipalities that he believes are shirking their responsibilities to make B-Line buses run as efficiently as possible.

Corrigan says some cities have refused to make concessions that would make their transit networks run better.

He says certain mayors and councils have been reluctant to provide off-street parking to free up lanes for transit use and coordinate lights at intersections to make traffic flow better.

Burnaby mayor Derek Corrigan

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