Recent data from TransLink’s 2024 Transit Service Performance Review shows a three percent increase in public transit use from 2023 to 2024 compared to a one percent increase...
The agency’s efforts aim to reduce fare evasion by C$5 million each year as part of TransLink's C$90 million cost-efficiency measures announced in June to reduce TransLink's funding...
The Delta city council has directed staff to develop an advocacy plan to ensure TransLink receives the provincial funding it needs to maintain service in Delta and other suburban...
Totaling approximately C$90 million per year, the cost-cutting measures include corporate cost reductions and reduced staffing and does not include any cuts to transit services...
The plan is part of TransLink’s Bus Priority Vision, which identifies solutions to improve bus efficiency while highlighting the need to make buses more reliable in Metro Vancouver...
RideLink will be available to a limited number of people for a trial period and will eliminate the need for using several different apps or websites to provide a multi-modal ...
The project, funded by the government of Canada and TransLink, will expand the BTC’s maintenance and storage capacity to support up to 130 additional buses.
TriMet is starting construction on the renovation of the nearly 40-year-old NE 82nd Ave. MAX Station while TransLink will be upgrading the Canada Line’s Oakridge–41st Ave. Station...
New Flyer will supply Durham Region Transit with seven Xcelsior CHARGE NG™ 40-foot battery-electric buses and 36 Xcelsior® 40-foot clean-diesel buses while Solaris will be delivering...
The funding will be distributed between 2026 and 2036 through the Canada Public Transit Fund and will help the public transit agencies upgrade, replace or modernize its public...
TransLink is equipping more buses with new tires and deploying new articulated buses with better traction while TTC has revealed details of its winter readiness plan.
The association warns the federal government that waiting until 2026 will exacerbate a growing crisis in aging transit infrastructure across the country.
TransLink, Community Transit, VCTC have seen positive results from campaigns surrounding community outreach as the agencies have seen a steady increase in ridership during the...
Services were suspended Jan. 22 after CUPE 4500 and Coast Mountain Bus Company were unable to come to an agreement on a new contract; service is expected to resume Jan. 24.
The R6 Scott Road RapidBus is TransLink’s largest service expansion since 2020 and will provide faster and more frequent bus service for Surrey and Delta B.C.
The transit operator says the move to renewable diesel fuel is a way to cut its emissions immediately while it plans its fleet transition to zero-emission vehicles.
Through the investment by the government of Canada, TransLink and CUTRIC, TransLink is developing a detailed market scan of current and emerging zero-emission technologies, a ...
Trolley overhead infrastructure connects trolley cars to overhead wires and supports the longevity of trolley bus service in Vancouver and Burnaby, B.C.
The new route is TransLink’s largest service expansion since 2020 and will speed up bus trips on Scott Road by up to eight minutes in each direction, providing up to 20 percent...
With the installation at more than 8,400 bus stops across the region, TransLink becomes the first transit system in Canada to install braille signage at every bus stop.
In partnership with the city of North Vancouver, TransLink helps to decrease travel time on R2 Marine Drive RapidBus service by six minutes with improvements to the transit lane...
The funding will allow TransLink to rehabilitate and expand the Port Coquitlam Transit Center to operate and maintain a larger and more diverse fleet of buses.
The three corridors were selected based on ridership potential, increasing access to jobs, future housing and development growth projections, the feasibility of implementing new...
