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TransLink Boosts Bus Service in Metro Vancouver

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TransLink Boosts Bus Service: More Frequent Trips, Longer Hours, and Seasonal Routes Starting April 20th

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TransLink Boosts Bus Service in Metro Vancouver

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Vancouver News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!TransLink Boosts Bus Service in Metro Vancouver. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Translinks dropping some good news for Metro Vancouver bus riders, starting Monday, April 20th, their boosting service on 42 routes. That means more frequent trips on overcrowded lines like the 99B line, R4, 335, 240 and 106. Expect smoother commutes with added runs during peak times and weekends. Meanwhile, popular connectors are getting love too, like the 19 from Metrotown to Stanley Park with extra trips all week and the three. 88 extending to 9 p.m. on weeknights. Seasonal routes to spots like Grouse Mountain, Spanish Banks and Bunsen Lake are firing back up through September, perfect for spring vibes. Riders are hyped, saying it'll cut way times and overcrowding on busy paths to UBC, downtown and beaches. But to keep balance, some school routes like those to SFU and Capillano University will dial back over summer when classes chill. This ties into Translinks 10-year plan kicked off last year, backed by a $312 million provincial bailout that funds ops through 2027.

Still, there are new revenue to lock in long-term stability. Head to Translinks Cypher exact schedules and ride easy knowing the systems leveling up for us. You've been listening to Vancouver News today. AI-powered local news.

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