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New bus route from North Shore to Metrotown approved

This new route will be an express service with limited stops
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STAFF REPORT
March 6, 2020 10:24am

TransLink has approved two major bus routes for North Shore residents and for those living in Vancouver’s East Fraser Lands (the River District), and Burnaby.

Beginning April 6, the new services will connect North Shore and River District residents directly to the SkyTrain at Metrotown Station.

Here are the details:

222 Willingdon Express—This new route provides an express service connecting Phibbs Exchange in North Vancouver to Metrotown in Burnaby via Willingdon Avenue.

This will be a limited-stop service with only six stops on the entire route.

It will serve key transit hubs such as Phibbs Exchange, the Kootenay Bus Loop, Brentwood Town Centre SkyTrain Station, BCIT, and Metrotown.

The demand for this route was identified as part of the Integrated North Shore Transportation Planning Project (INSTPP).

31 River District/Metrotown – This new service will operate between Metrotown Station and the River District.

This new route will serve the River District’s growing levels of residential and commercial development by providing a direct bus connection to SkyTrain.

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  1. Gale Leitch says

    March 18, 2020 at 6:13 pm

    Gawd, no! JUST LEAVE US ALONE. I don’t want busloads of foreigners invading the North Shore, buying all the hand sanitizer, face masks, food, and toilet paper. Now all the bar and liquid soap shelves are bare, too!

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