As Pedestrian Safety Awareness Month nears the end, BC Transit would like to remind everyone to stay safe on October 31 and that buses will be ready to get customers to their destinations safely throughout Halloween night.

BC Transit and the Sunshine Coast Regional District are informing customers of regular schedule adjustments effective October 12 in the Sunshine Coast Regional Transit System.

BC Transit is reminding customers that regular service will be provided across all transit systems on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 to ensure there is enough service for customers.

BC Transit and many local government partners across the province are offering free transit on Monday, September 20, federal election day. Offering free transit helps make it easier for residents to get to the polls and cast their ballots.

Public transit is now free for all children 12 and under in B.C., saving families money, increasing access to affordable transportation options and encouraging more people to use public transit.

GLOBAL – Following the guidance of the Provincial Health Officer and WorkSafeBC, and in alignment with TransLink, BC Transit is requiring the use of face coverings in BC Transit communities across the province, effective Wednesday, August 25.

SUNSHINE COAST – BC Transit and the Sunshine Coast Regional District are informing customers of a seasonal service change effective September 7, 2021 in the Sunshine Coast Regional Transit System.

GLOBAL – In alignment with the Provincial Health Officer announcement, BC Transit is reinstituting the mandatory use of face coverings for customers on all BC Transit buses operating in the Interior Health region effective Saturday, August 21, for the health and safety of customers and communities.

SUNSHINE COAST – BC Transit and the Sunshine Coast Regional District are asking the public for feedback on ways we can improve transit in the Sunshine Coast Transit System.

BC Transit reminds customers Environment Canada has issued a heat warning for many communities in British Columbia, with extreme heat temperatures expected Thursday through to Sunday.