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TransLink's Bus Priority Vision aims to alleviate bus delays caused by traffic congestion by targeting 20 critical corridors for increased investments in speed and reliability measures.
TransLink, STM and TTC collectively advocate for the early allocation of funds under the new federal Permanent Transit Fund, stressing the pivotal role of public transit in addressing pressing challenges and sustaining urban growth.
TransLink introduces RideLink, a new app integrating transit, car-share and bike-share services, aiming to simplify trip planning, booking and payments, potentially transforming commuting experiences in Metro Vancouver.
TransLink is set to pioneer a green revolution by introducing renewable diesel into its bus fleet, marking a significant step towards a sustainable future and a substantial 80% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.
TransLink achieves a historic milestone by becoming the first Canadian transit system to introduce braille signage at every bus stop, enhancing accessibility for individuals with visual impairments.
Bus rapid transit routes in Metro Vancouver promise swift commuting through dedicated lanes, signal priority, high-capacity buses and rail-like stations equipped with real-time information and convenient amenities.
London's red buses are turning green as TfL achieves a significant milestone with over 1,000 zero-emission buses, in line with its goal of a fully zero-emission bus fleet by 2034.
TransLink's new report urges immediate investments in bus priority measures to combat the effects of mounting traffic congestion on bus speed and reliability in Metro Vancouver.
By providing free Wi-Fi on RapidBus vehicles, TransLink hopes to elevate the customer experience and make commuting more enjoyable.
TransLink's new express bus service, Route 80, addresses the transportation needs of growing communities, such as the River District, and is expected to serve 400-500 customers per day.
TransLink's Municipal Funding Program will fund 106 infrastructure projects, including upgrades to greenways, cycling paths, pavements, bridges and roads in communities across Metro Vancouver.
Once all 15 battery electric buses are in operation, they will help TransLink reduce greenhouse gas emissions by over 1,000 tonnes per year, in line with the actions outlined in the authority's Climate Action Strategy.
The wayfinding tool will allow TransLink customers with sight loss to easily navigate the transit system independently by providing them with real-time information through audio instructions.
Building on its Climate Action Strategy that had been released in January 2022, TransLink's new plan focuses on short-term actions that can be taken to address the climate crisis and advance the implementation of the overall strategy.
In line with its commitment to achieve a more sustainable transit system within the next 30 years, TransLink aims to introduce 400 new battery-electric buses to its fleet by 2030 and to fully transition to zero-emission vehicles by 2040.
