VANCOUVER / CURB
W 12th Avenue & Ash Street — Vancouver
At a Glance
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W 12th Avenue & Ash Street — Vancouver
- Area
- Fairview, Vancouver
- Traffic control
- City of Vancouver traffic-signal inventory classification: Semi Actuated.
- GPS
- 49.260435, -123.117607 (approximate signal point)
- Weather
- Use the federal forecast for current conditions near this signal. Forecast areas cover a wider zone than the exact curb.Environment Canada forecast
- Transit
- Check current TransLink service and stops around this signal.Open transit map at this curb
- Accessibility
- The City signal inventory does not identify accessible pedestrian-signal equipment at this exact curb; verify current curb ramps and crossing equipment.
- Parking
- Parking conditions vary by block and property. Follow posted restrictions.Find parking near this curb
- Cycling
- Check the current cycling approach and signed network near this signal.Open cycling map at this curb
- Highway / major-road access
- Use the current road network and live traffic view to confirm the most suitable major-road approach.
- Road access
- Confirm current construction, lane controls and turns before travelling.Open live traffic at this curb
- North
- Ash Street & W 10th Avenue — Vancouver, about 210 m generally north in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- South
- W 16th Avenue & Cambie Street — Vancouver, about 430 m generally south in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- East
- Walkway & W 12th Avenue — Vancouver, about 190 m generally east in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
- West
- W 12th Avenue & Heather Street — Vancouver, about 170 m generally west in a straight line. This is a reference point, not a route.
Where You Are
W 12th Avenue & Ash Street — Vancouver identifies an operating traffic-signal point in Fairview using the City traffic-signal inventory and the nearest official named street-intersection record.
Final Orientation
Compass references and distances describe geometry, not a walking, cycling or driving route. Use marked crossings and confirm the final entrance at street level.
City of Vancouver Traffic signals and Street intersections datasets, updated weekly and retrieved 23 September 2026. Pedestrian-actuated signals, RRFBs, special crosswalks and ambiguous beacon records were excluded. Current conditions may differ.