Transportation Mobility Strategy

Transportation and Mobility Strategy

Provide your feedback by completing the survey by May 11, 2026. Find out more about Transportation and Mobility Strategy public engagement opportunities.

Overview

The Township of Langley (Township) is updating its current Master Transportation Plan from 2009. The existing plan provides limited guidance on active and sustainable transportation, and it does not consider the arrival of the Surrey-Langley SkyTrain (SLS) and Langley-Haney Place Bus Rapid Transit (LHP BRT) to the Township and neighbouring municipalities.

The new Transportation and Mobility Strategy (TMS) will be a comprehensive guide to renewing and enhancing transportation infrastructure that will keep pace with our dynamic, growing community.

The TMS also uses TMS Vision Zero principles to identify safety issues and recommend improvements including infrastructure for persons of all ages and abilities. In addition, the TMS considers issues such as equity and climate change.

The plan incorporates multiple modes of transportation including:

walking (including travelling by wheelchair or motorized assistive device)
cycling and micromobility (e.g. e-scooters and other one-person electric devices)
transit (e.g. bus, SkyTrain and BRT)
driving / carpooling

It also integrates related Township policies and strategies such as complete streets, slow streets, active transportation, transit-oriented development (TOD), Transportation Demand Management (TDM), parking and curbside management, emerging mobility modes, goods movement, and urban and rural street design guidelines.

Updates

April 27, 2026

View the draft Transportation and Mobility Strategy.

April 14, 2026

The fourth and final round of engagement for the TMS is now open. Based on technical analysis, workshops with staff and Council, as well as three prior rounds of community engagement, the Township has developed a draft TMS. The draft TMS will be posted here prior to the open house on April 29.

The draft TMS includes:

a vision for the future of our transportation system
goals and targets to measure progress
strategies and actions to guide improvements
network maps to enhance connectivity across the Township
an approach to implementing the strategies and projects
proposed road cross sections

June 28, 2025

Review the What We Heard report of the public feedback we received in rounds 2 and 3 below.

April 2, 2025 TMS

Thank you to everyone who participated in the initial rounds of public engagement. Your feedback has been used, along with technical analysis, to create:

vision for the future of our transportation system
goals and targets to measure progress
strategies and actions to guide improvements
proposed preliminary network maps to enhance connectivity across the Township

The next round of public engagement has launched! Learn more below.

Timeline

This project is being undertaken from fall 2023 through spring 2026, in five phases supported by public engagement.

Phase 1 – Laying the foundation (fall 2023)

Project launch and data review

Phase 2 – Deeper dive (winter/spring 2024)

Understanding existing conditions. Round 1 of public engagement.

Phase 3 – Looking forward (summer/fall 2024)

Developing vision, goals, and targets.

Phase 4 – Planning for tomorrow (winter/spring 2025)

Identifying policies and recommendations and drafting network plans. Rounds 2 and 3 of public engagement.

Phase 5 – Moving forward (summer 2025 – spring 2026) Fall 2019 - Summer 2020

>> We are here << Developing a phasing strategy and finalizing the TMS. Round 4 of public engagement.

Public engagement opportunities

Before finalizing the Transportation and Mobility Strategy (TMS), provide your feedback on the draft TMS for networks, strategies, and actions to ensure this plan accurately reflects community priorities.

How to get involved

1. Register to attend the online open house

Join the project team and learn more about the Township of Langley’s draft TMS at the online open house on Wednesday, April 29, 2026. The TMS is designed to keep people and goods moving in our growing community. The presentation will provide a high-level overview of the six themes - land use integration, safety, transit, cycling and micromobility, walking and accessibility, and driving and goods movement. It will include some of the key proposed strategies and actions, long-term network maps, and the approach to prioritizing improvements. People will have the opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback.

Registration is required.

Wednesday, April 29, 5:00 to 6:30pm | Online using Teams

View the open house presentation information board slides.

2. Complete the online survey

Provide your feedback on the draft TMS by completing the online survey by May 11, 2026. We encourage you to provide feedback on any or all themes of interest, including proposed strategies and actions and long-term network maps.

Complete the survey

Previous engagement

Round 1 - completed

Deeper dive

After laying a foundation, the purpose of round 1 was a deeper dive to inform community members about the project and collect broad input on transportation needs, challenges, and opportunities.

Survey - The survey is now closed. Thank you to all those who completed it.
Workshop - A Road Safety Strategy Stakeholder workshop was held to collect input from groups in the community.
Open houses - Thank you to all those who provided input at our events. If you missed the open house, view the round 1 information boards here:
- Wednesday, April 3, 5pm – 8pm - Mountainview Alliance Church, 7640 200 St, Langley
- Wednesday, April 10, 5pm – 8pm - Langley Fundamental Elementary School, 21789 50 Ave, Langley

Community pop-up events:

- Tuesday, March 12, 11am - 3pm - Trinity Western University, Robert G. Kuhn building entrance.
- Wednesday, March 13, 2pm - 6pm - Carvolth Transit Exchange, south of the building by the bike lockers.
- Saturday, March 16, 10am - 6pm - Willowbrook Shopping Centre, Southeast corner near the concierge.

What we heard

Review the What We Heard report of the public feedback we received in round 1.

Round 2 - completed

Looking forward and planning for tomorrow

Collecting more input to inform a vision, develop goals and objectives, identify policies and recommendations, and draft network plans.

Workshop: a second Road Safety Strategy Stakeholder workshop was held to collect input from groups in the community.

What we heard

Review the What We Heard report of the public feedback we received in rounds and 3.

Round 3 - completed

Thank you for providing your feedback on the proposed planning approach and preliminary recommendations of the TMS, including strategies and actions.

Community survey

The survey closed on May 25, 2025. Thank you for providing your feedback.

Pop-up events

Tuesday, April 22, 12:30 - 4:30pm, Aldergrove Community Centre, 27032 Fraser Highway, Langley
Wednesday, April 23, 2:00 - 6:00pm, Carvolth Transit Exchange (south of the building by the bike locker)

Public open house

Thursday April 24, 5:00 - 8:00pm, R.E. Mountain Secondary School, 7633 202A St, Langley
View the open house information boards.

Reports and round 1 engagement materials

What we heard

Review the What We Heard report of the public feedback we received in rounds 2 and 3.

Photo gallery (transportation examples in the Township)

Photo Gallery: Transportation and Mobility Strategy 2024 will appear here on the public site.

Other information

Visit the transportation web pages to learn more about how the Township currently provides and maintains transportation infrastructure in our community, and read frequently asked questions regarding crosswalks, parking, intersections, traffic signals, and traffic calming.

Questions

If you have specific questions about this initiative, email us at tms@tol.ca or call 604-533-6006.

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