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Better signage needed around Moody Centre

The wayfinding signs on St. Johns Street are inadequate, letter writer says
Moody Centre
For tourists and other visitors seeking this transit station, the wayfinding signs on St. Johns Street are inadequate — especially when it’s rainy or dark, letter writer says.

The Editor,

Re. “More parking for Moody Centre” (Letters, The Tri-City News, Sept. 29).

As well as a full park and ride lot at the Moody Centre Station on the Evergreen Extension, as pointed out by letter writer Gerlinde Wober, the former drop-off/pick-up lane has vanished, as I recently discovered.

For tourists and other visitors seeking this transit station, the wayfinding signs on St. Johns Street are inadequate — especially when it’s rainy or dark.

A pair of Do Not Enter signs confront motorists as they approach the station on William Street.  There is a small sign advising drivers to turn left or right on Spring Street to access park and ride lots — but no signage to reveal the location of the station.

As some of the existing businesses on St. Johns Street south of the station are likely to redeveloped with mixed-use developments, the station may become more visible from this regional arterial, and the park and ride lot could be expanded, with a landscaped border with adequate signage to beautify and identify the Moody Centre Station.

Derek Wilson, Port Moody