Five trains depart every 20 to 25 minutes during peak traffic periods, running westbound from Mission in the morning and eastbound from downtown Vancouver in the afternoon. The cars are wheelchair accessible and are equipped with bicycle racks, computer plug-ins, cellular phones, work stations, and washrooms. The train also features tinted windows, air conditioning, and on-board cappuccino service. The Express runs on existing Canadian Pacific Rail Systems' track, which has been upgraded to accommodate passenger rail traffic, and provides significant time savings over traveling by car. There is also an east bound Train Bus which runs Monday to Friday.
Passengers can purchase tickets from automated vending machines.
Tickets are fully integrated with Bus, SeaBus, and SkyTrain. In December 1991, Maple Ridge was integrated into the TransLink System, providing efficient transportation on a scheduled basis to most areas within the Greater Vancouver Regional District. Fares paid locally are valid for boarding any Bus, SkyTrain, or SeaBus for 90 minutes from the time issued. Link is a community-oriented service. With a 24-passenger capacity the Link buses serve most of the local routes in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.