Draft Community Wayfinding Strategy

Participants in the consultation activities noted their top three priorities for wayfinding:  It should be clear and intuitive.  It should be inclusive and accessible for all backgrounds and abilities.  It should encourage discovery and exploration. Those surveyed used many different modes of travel, including walking, cycling, car/ motorcycle, and public transit, underscoring the need for wayfinding to be multi-modal. They also noted that they were twice as comfortable navigating Richmond themselves as compared with a visiting friend and also found it more difficult to find new places in Richmond (see Figure 1 below). This feedback points to the need for a new way forward that addresses current experiences and stated priorities around clarity, accessibility, and exploration.

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