As our region continues to grow, the way people move through Langley—by car, transit, bike, or on foot—is becoming increasingly important to the business community. That’s why the Langley Chamber is asking our members to provide input on key transportation and parking issues that directly impact how businesses operate, serve customers, and attract talent.

Right now, the Township of Langley is developing a Transportation and Mobility Strategy, a long-term plan that will influence decisions on roads, transit, active transportation, and goods movement for years to come. At the same time, both the Township and the City of Langley are developing parking strategies to guide how on-street parking is managed and prioritized.

We’ve been actively engaged in consultations with both municipalities. We’ve reviewed draft plans through our Policy Committee and Board of Directors, and now we want to make sure our final advocacy reflects your priorities as Langley’s business community.

Your Input Needed
We’ve compiled a set of draft recommendations that we believe will improve transportation and mobility in Langley—supporting business needs while building a more connected region. Now we need your feedback.

Please take a few minutes to review our draft recommendations and rate your level of support for each.  Your responses will help shape our final submission to the Township of Langley and guide our ongoing engagement with the City of Langley.

Click here to review the recommendations and complete the quick survey ➝