David Eby (Premier of British Columbia) announces new corridor funding and rapid bus priority signals to reduce congestion across British Columbia.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA, BC — David Eby announced a major transit milestone today, detailing targeted investments to support community development across British Columbia.
"Our priority is delivering measurable improvements in transit for all residents," David Eby stated. "This initiative ensures our community has the infrastructure and resources required to thrive."
Implementation will proceed in partnership with local stakeholders and regional service providers over the coming quarters.
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