Bus Rapid Transit Program

Help shape our region’s next rapid transit expansion program.

A BRT system illustration with a bus in a designated lane approaching a modern station.

Bus Rapid Transit is coming to Metro Vancouver!

TransLink is developing the region’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) program to bring the benefits of fast, frequent, and reliable rapid transit to more parts of the region.

BRT is a form of bus-based rapid transit that provides high-frequency service in dedicated lanes with transit signal priority. BRT systems also provide stations instead of bus stops to make waiting more comfortable and boarding more efficient.

There are three key features of a BRT system:

  1. Frequent service means you spend less time waiting.
  2. Dedicated lanes and transit signal priority make your trip fast and reliable.
  3. Stations make your trip comfortable, safe, and efficient.

We’re in the early stages of an ambitious plan to build up to nine BRT corridors across the region, as outlined in the Access for Everyone plan. King George Boulevard, Langley – Haney Place, and Metrotown – North Shore have been selected as the first three corridors to advance to further planning, engagement, and implementation.

The public engagement survey has concluded. Thank you for your interest, we'll share our findings in the coming months. For more information, please visit the BRT program page.

Help shape our region’s next rapid transit expansion program.

A BRT system illustration with a bus in a designated lane approaching a modern station.

Bus Rapid Transit is coming to Metro Vancouver!

TransLink is developing the region’s first Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) program to bring the benefits of fast, frequent, and reliable rapid transit to more parts of the region.

BRT is a form of bus-based rapid transit that provides high-frequency service in dedicated lanes with transit signal priority. BRT systems also provide stations instead of bus stops to make waiting more comfortable and boarding more efficient.

There are three key features of a BRT system:

  1. Frequent service means you spend less time waiting.
  2. Dedicated lanes and transit signal priority make your trip fast and reliable.
  3. Stations make your trip comfortable, safe, and efficient.

We’re in the early stages of an ambitious plan to build up to nine BRT corridors across the region, as outlined in the Access for Everyone plan. King George Boulevard, Langley – Haney Place, and Metrotown – North Shore have been selected as the first three corridors to advance to further planning, engagement, and implementation.

The public engagement survey has concluded. Thank you for your interest, we'll share our findings in the coming months. For more information, please visit the BRT program page.

Page last updated: 02 Oct 2024, 03:59 PM