Return to full service in Kitimat
BC Transit and the District of Kitimat are advising customers of a return to full service, effective July 31, 2023. Due to a shortage of drivers, service had been reduced in the spring. Starting July 31, all service will resume including full weekday evening service and Saturday service. For current schedules, please check latest the...
The governments of Canada and British Columbia invest in electrification of public transit in British Columbia
July 26, 2023 — Today, Patrick Weiler, Member of Parliament for West Vancouver—Sunshine Coast—Sea to Sky Country, the Honourable Rob Fleming, B.C. Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, and Erinn Pinkerton, President and Chief Executive Officer of BC Transit, announced a joint investment of more than $395.5 million to support public transit in British Columbia. Through...
Get to the party at Peach Fest with BC Transit
BC Transit and the City of Penticton are making it easier to get down to all the events at Peach Fest, from August 9 – 13, 2023. Route 5 Main Street will have its hours extended during the festival, with the last bus leaving from Martin and Lakeshore at 11:42 p.m. every night. From August...
Additional transit service for Crankworx in Whistler
BC Transit and the Resort Municipality of Whistler are advising customers of some additional service for Crankworx events, effective July 23, 2023. The following days will see additional service on local routes: This additional service will help with anticipated large passenger volumes and provide better transportation options for residents and visitors. Customers should factor in...
Contract for handyDART service in Prince George awarded to PWTransit Canada
Effective August 1, handyDART operations in the Prince George Transit System will be provided by PG Transit, a subsidiary of PWTransit Canada. All registered handyDART customers have been informed of this change, which will not impact service. All the information and processes regarding service, scheduling and fares will remain the same. Additionally, the software program...
Help shape the future of transit in the Cowichan Valley
BC Transit, in partnership with the Cowichan Valley Regional District, is developing a Local Area Transit Plan for Cowichan communities located South of Duncan. As part of the plan, BC Transit is seeking public feedback regarding possible changes to Routes 5, 8 and 9. A public survey is available starting today until July 31, 2023....
Canada Day transit service
Celebrate Canada Day and let BC Transit get you to all the events safely. Shuttles and free transit are being offered in select regions across the province. Campbell River – BC Transit and the City of Campbell River will be offering free service on all conventional routes. Special holiday service will be in effect. Please...
BC Transit announces latest Transit SuperStars from across the province
For their professionalism, teamwork and dedication to public transit in their communities, BC Transit is recognizing six individuals and one team as Transit SuperStars. “The people being recognized as Transit SuperStars are very special to their coworkers, customers and communities,” said Tim Croyle, Vice President of Operations and Chief Operating Officer for BC Transit. “Every...
Province announces changes to BC Transit Board of Directors
Today, the Province of BC announced the appointment of Central Saanich Mayor Ryan Windsor to the BC Transit Board of Directors. He will replace Sooke Mayor Maja Tait, who has chosen to step down from her role on the Board. The appointment of Mayor Windsor, along with the rescindment of Mayor Tait, was made by...
Seasonal service change in Kamloops
BC Transit and the City of Kamloops are announcing a seasonal service change for the local transit system, effective July 2, 2023. In an effort to match service with demand and to provide reliable transportation service in Kamloops, BC Transit will reduce weekday schedules to K – 12 schools as well as Thompson Rivers University....