A transportation advisory group passed a resolution this week asking the Vancouver City Council to pass a $20 car license fee to pay for road projects.
But some people feel the vote was rushed.
The Neighborhood Transportation Safety Alliance, an ad hoc advisory committee, voted 6-4 Tuesday to recognize the “urgent need for an adequate, stable funding source for maintenance and capital” for the city’s roads.
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