?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Kamloops
Fully Compressed Natural Gas Powered Conventional Fleet in Kamloops Creates Jobs and a Greener Future for British Columbians
Kamloops – The delivery of 19 New Flyer buses this winter means that the City of Kamloops will boast a fully Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) powered conventional fleet. CNG-fuelled buses reduce operating costs for BC Transit and for Kamloops as the fuel is less expensive and has a smaller carbon footprint compared to traditional transit...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Sunshine Coast
Temporary Bus Schedule Changes to Meet Altered Ferry Departure
Sunshine Coast – As BC Ferries adjusts their schedule, Sunshine Coast Transit is changing the schedule for service to the Langdale Ferry terminal. From March 20 to April 6, the ferry which currently departs from Langdale at 7:20 will leave 20 minutes earlier, at 7:00 a.m. In order to meet that ferry, the #90 Sechelt/Gibsons...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Whistler
Compressed natural gas fueling station in Whistler moves to next phase
Whistler – BC Transit has signed an agreement with Clean Energy to build and maintain the compressed natural gas (CNG) fueling station in Whistler. The $3.2 million new fueling station is expected to be operational by the end of 2017. In addition to the new fueling station, Whistler will receive 25 new CNG-powered buses in...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Global
Transit Driver Appreciation Day 2017
Corporate – BC Transit operators are the dedicated professionals that keep our passengers moving safely throughout the province. In cities and towns, they put safety, courtesy and customer service first to deliver high quality transit services that connect people and communities across British Columbia. Though we strive to recognize their work every day, this Saturday,...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Kamloops
Kamloops service expansion planning moving forward
Kamloops – BC Transit is moving forward with planning for the addition of 3,000 service hours in Kamloops, following public consultation in the fall of 2016. The expansion hours are funded in partnership by the City of Kamloops, the Province of BC and BC Transit. “BC on the Move, the Province’s 10 Year Transportation Plan,...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Whistler
Bus Security Camera Installation Begins in Whistler
Whistler – Phased installation is now underway of closed-circuit TV (CCTV) cameras on 18 BC Transit buses in Whistler. All medium- and heavy-duty buses acquired after 2005 will have the cameras installed, and new buses, 27 feet and longer, will be delivered with the cameras already factory-installed. A one-year evaluation (proof-of-concept) program was completed in...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Kelowna
We want to hear from you! Transit engagement comes to Kelowna
Kelowna – BC Transit and our local government partners are hosting public consultations to identify priorities for future system improvements. The engagement will include in-person and online opportunities to participate from March 13 to 24. “The best way to build a transit system is to listen to the people who use it every day,” said...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Quesnel
Expanded bus service pilot project coming to Quesnel
QUESNEL – A pilot of expanded evening and Saturday bus service will be coming to two routes in Quesnel starting on March 13, 2017. The trial service will last until April 29, 2017, and will be used to gauge the popularity of additional trips in the city. “Providing transportation options that work for all British...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Clearwater
New Fares Coming to Clearwater
Clearwater – As of April 1, 2017, fares in the District of Clearwater will be simplified. For all riders, cash fares will be $2.00 and a sheet of 10 tickets will cost $18.00. This change eliminates the multiple fare zones which are currently in place. The new fares seek to promote ridership and maximize fare...
?php _e('Transit System: '); ?>Merritt
New Transit Fares Coming to Merritt
Merritt – As of April 1, 2017, transit fares in the City of Merritt will be simplified. For all riders, cash fares will be $2.00 and a sheet of 10 tickets will cost $18.00. Monthly passes will be $42 for adults and $32 for students and seniors. The new fares seek to promote ridership and...