The Ministry has officially confirmed that the center divider barriers will be installed along the requested stretch of the Malahat. This outcome ensures a safer commute for everyone who travels this highway. I appreciate your commitment to this safety initiative and will remain attentive as the construction process begins.
I, the undersigned, am asking that the HONOURABLE BLAIR LEKSTROM, British Columbia's Minster or Transportation and Infrastructure, to authorize and commence the installation of road divider barriers forthwith on the Transcanada Highway from Goldtream Park to Mill Bay, British Columbia.
There have been enough fatalities on this stretch of road and we do not want to see another one.
The petition has now reached 500 signatures. This level of engagement confirms that the demand for improved safety measures on the Malahat is widespread and urgent.
Reached 500 supporters
December 30, 2011
December 29, 2011
The number of signatures is rising steadily as we approach our target of five hundred. Please consider sending the link to your contacts to ensure we reach this goal promptly.
November 30, 2011
The increase in public interest regarding safety on the Malahat is encouraging. Momentum continues to build as more individuals acknowledge the urgent necessity for these road dividers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 8, 2011
11 Comments
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Heather Dyck
12 years ago
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We drive from Parksville to Victoria at least 10-15 times a year. The Malahat needs barriers
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Frank White
12 years ago
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Let's install photo radar cams and put stop to the drivers that thin they are on a race track.
I appears that the RCMP can't do the job.
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Laurie Tobacco
12 years ago
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This is a main highway with extremely high traffic volume, obviously you have never had to drive it in dark, unsuitable weather condition! Try it you might not like it.
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Mike Edwards
14 years ago
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My family drives this stretch everyday to get to work. Its terrifying when people try to pass on those blind corners. Barriers are a no brainer.
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Sarah Weber
14 years ago
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TOO MANY PEOPLE DYING ON THIS ROAD. FIX IT NOW.
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Dave Pearson
14 years ago
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Every time it rains or snows I hold my breath driving through there. Just put the concrete blocks in already.
The Ministry has officially confirmed that the center divider barriers will be installed along the requested stretch of the Malahat. This outcome ensures a safer commute for everyone who travels this highway. I appreciate your commitment to this safety initiative and will remain attentive as the construction process begins.
I, the undersigned, am asking that the HONOURABLE BLAIR LEKSTROM, British Columbia's Minster or Transportation and Infrastructure, to authorize and commence the installation of road divider barriers forthwith on the Transcanada Highway from Goldtream Park to Mill Bay, British Columbia.
There have been enough fatalities on this stretch of road and we do not want to see another one.
The petition has now reached 500 signatures. This level of engagement confirms that the demand for improved safety measures on the Malahat is widespread and urgent.
Reached 500 supporters
December 30, 2011
December 29, 2011
The number of signatures is rising steadily as we approach our target of five hundred. Please consider sending the link to your contacts to ensure we reach this goal promptly.
November 30, 2011
The increase in public interest regarding safety on the Malahat is encouraging. Momentum continues to build as more individuals acknowledge the urgent necessity for these road dividers.
Reached 100 supporters
November 8, 2011
11 Comments
H
Heather Dyck
12 years ago
Featured
We drive from Parksville to Victoria at least 10-15 times a year. The Malahat needs barriers
F
Frank White
12 years ago
Featured
Let's install photo radar cams and put stop to the drivers that thin they are on a race track.
I appears that the RCMP can't do the job.
L
Laurie Tobacco
12 years ago
Featured
This is a main highway with extremely high traffic volume, obviously you have never had to drive it in dark, unsuitable weather condition! Try it you might not like it.
M
Mike Edwards
14 years ago
Featured
My family drives this stretch everyday to get to work. Its terrifying when people try to pass on those blind corners. Barriers are a no brainer.
S
Sarah Weber
14 years ago
Featured
TOO MANY PEOPLE DYING ON THIS ROAD. FIX IT NOW.
D
Dave Pearson
14 years ago
Featured
Every time it rains or snows I hold my breath driving through there. Just put the concrete blocks in already.
We drive from Parksville to Victoria at least 10-15 times a year. The Malahat needs barriers