Unlike other busy cities, Vancouver has no freeways running through its downtown area, thanks to the wise decision made by community leaders, planners, and citizens who rejected a proposed freeway back in the 1960s.

This event catapulted the city’s planning to the next level and signaled the emergence of a new concept of the urban landscape.

As the city is surrounded by water on three sides, it boasts several bridges to the north and south, connecting people to their desired destinations with ease.

Additionally, Vancouver has a well-established bus system, a reliable Metro network, and a fast tram service, all of which ensure that the city’s transportation system is second to none.