Central Fraser Valley – BC Transit, the City of Abbotsford and the District of Mission are notifying customers in the Central Valley Transit System of a service change effective June 30, 2019.

Corporate – High school graduates from over 70 communities across British Columbia will be able to ride the bus for free for two days of their choice during the month of June thanks to the GradPASS program.

Victoria Day holiday - Bus service levels will vary in each BC Transit community for the Victoria Day statutory holiday on Monday, May 20.

Victoria – New facilities bring welcomed upgrades to safety and efficiency for the Victoria Regional Transit System, and other BC Transit systems across the province.

Bus service levels will vary in each BC Transit community for the two Easter weekend holidays: Good Friday (April 19) and Easter Monday (April 22).

CORPORATE – BC Transit continues to add compressed natural gas (CNG) buses to its fleet across the province as part of our commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. The advantages of CNG technology are both environmental and economic, with notable reductions in tailpipe emissions and operational costs.  

Please be advised that BC Transit communities in British Columbia (excluding Dawson Creek, Fort St. John and the Creston Valley) will move clocks forward one hour on Sunday, March 10 at 2 am for Canada’s daylight savings time.

Corporate – On March 18, say a little extra “thank you” to your bus drivers as transit systems across North America join together to celebrate Transit Driver Appreciation Day. BC Transit is celebrating by saluting some of the most reliable and extraordinary individuals who get people where they need to be — safely.

Bus service levels will vary in each BC Transit community for British Columbia’s Family Day holiday on Monday, February 18.

CENTRAL FRASER VALLEY – Construction will soon be underway for the new Central Fraser Valley Transit Maintenance and Operations Facility in Abbotsford. When complete, the site will include parking for 92 buses with the ability to expand to 150 in
the future. The site will also include seven vehicle maintenance bays, administrative building and onsite bus wash and fueling facilities. A Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) fueling station is incorporated into the design, which will enable the Central Fraser
Valley to integrate CNG buses into their fleet. CNG buses are quieter and cleaner burning than diesel buses and create additional operational cost savings.