Transit riders rely on the website every day to plan trips and get to important destinations like school, work and medical appointments. The new design reflects public feedback and features a cleaner, more modern design to improve customer experience. 

The new bctransit.com website, rendered on a laptop computer and a mobile phone.

Mobile-friendly

The website was designed to be mobile-friendly to better support people who access transit information on their phones. 

Easy to Use

Maps, fares and trip-planning information are easier to find, with clearer layouts and fewer clicks. 

Accessible

The new site features an accessible design that is fully compliant with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

Desktop map and timetable for the 99 Kootenay Connector.
Mobile version of the map and timetable for the 99 Kootenay Connector.

Improved map interactivity, easy-to-use timetables, and links to individual route alerts

Desktop fares page for the Comox Valley Regional Transit System.
Mobile fares page for the Comox Valley Regional Transit System.

Clear and consistent fare information

Desktop How Fares Works page with structured data and updated visual elements.
Mobile How Fares Works page with structured data and updated visual elements.

Updated language, restructured content, and new visual elements

New search page, showing results for "daypass".
Mobile version of a search results page for "daypass".

All new search tool

Using the New Website

Looking for Schedules and Maps?

Select your region, then click Plan a Trip to find route maps and schedules, plus other trip planning resources.

Looking for Fares?

Select your region, then click How To Pay for fare prices, products and programs, and a list of vendors.

Looking for Contact Details?

Select your region, then click Customer Service for contact forms and regional contact information.

More to Come

While we aim for the highest level of quality at launch, we will continue enhancing the website as we learn and improve the experience for customers. Some features may behave unexpectedly, and BC Transit will resolve issues as they arise. BC Transit invites customers to share their feedback and suggestions about the new website. In May, BC Transit will be conducting another round of public engagement through our Voice of the Rider platform.