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Route 319

Route 319 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Delta and Surrey.

## History

* May 1975: Route introduced as **619 Scott/Downtown FastBUS**, running between Downtown Vancouver and Scottsdale Exchange via Pattullo Bridge and Scott Road
* August 1978: Route renumbered to **319**
* January 1986: Peak hour service to operate as **319 Scottsdale Mall/Vancouver** via New Westminster Station to provide better connection to SkyTrain. Off peak service to terminate at New Westminster Station
* March 1986 - Northern terminus moved to New Westminster Station
* May 1986: Route rerouted to serve the Scott Road Park & Ride
* March 1990: Northern terminus shortened to Scott Rd Station from New Westminster Station
* April 1994: Select trips revised to operate between Ladner Exchange and Scott Road Station via Scottsdale Mall to replace service formerly provided by 640 before its reroute
* December 2007: Route added to the FTN
* June 2008: All trips extended to Newton Exchange
* April 2011: Weekday service and evening service from Monday to Saturday increased
* April 2012: Decrease early weekend morning service, add 1 evening trip
* June 2012: Add 1 Saturday morning trip
* September 2014: Increase weekday evening service
* April 2017: Increase weekday peak service to 7 mins, increase evening service on weekdays
* September 2018: Saturday evening service increased from 15-30 mins to 12-20 mins
* October 2018: Some trips to Scottsdale added on weekday afternoons and evenings to relieve overcrowding
* December 2018: Add 1 weekday morning trip on weekdays, increase service to 12 mins from 10-20 mins on Saturdays
* April 2019: Increase Sunday service from 9:00 PM-12:00 AM to every 15 mins (previously 30 mins.)
* June 2019: Service enhancement on all days:

* April 2020: Introduce short-turn trips to Scottsdale on weekdays with 4-8 min frequencies
* September 2020: Increase Monday-Friday service to 7 mins (9AM-3PM) and Saturday service to 8 mins (7PM-10PM)
* January 2021: Increase Sunday/Holiday evening service to every 8-10 mins (previously 10-15 mins)

## Route Information

* Operated by standard CNG/diesel buses
* Part of the FTN

## Routing

From Newton Exchange via 72 Ave, 122 St, Mall Access Rd, Scottsdale Exchange, Mall Access Rd, Scott Rd, access road to Scott Road Station

From Scott Road Station via access road, Scott Rd, Mall Access Rd, Scottsdale Exchange, Mall Access Rd, 122 St, 72 Ave to Newton Exchange
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Route N8

Route N8 is an overnight bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver between Downtown and Marine Drive Station via Fraser St.

## History

* September 2004 - Service introduced
* September 2015 - Increase frequency between 2am-3am to 20 mins
* June 2016 - Move southern terminus to Marine Drive Station from Marine at Fraser
* June 2017 - Extend Monday-Saturday service to 5am

## Route Information

* Part of the Nightbus network
* Operated by standard 40ft conventional diesels/hybrids
* Seven day Nightbus service from 2am to 5am (to 3am on Sundays)
* Day service on Fraser provided by route 8

## Routing

From Marine Drive Station via Yukon, Marine Fraser Broadway, Kingsway, Main, Hastings, Richards, Pender to Howe

From Cordova at Seymour via Cordova, Main, Kingsway, Broadway, Fraser to Marine
Route 340

Route 340 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Delta and Surrey, providing service to 22nd St Station.

## History

* April 1987: Route introduced as **340 Newton Exchange/22nd St Station** as a peak hour only service
* September 1991: Route extended to Cloverdale
* April 1993: Re-routed to 60th Ave and 152nd St to Cloverdale
* September 2007: Route split into two as **340 Newton Exchange/22nd Street Station** and 341 Guildford/Newton Exchange/Cloverdale
* June 2008: Route shortened to run between Scottsdale and 22nd St Station with the extension of 319 and service increased on all days
* April 2012: Orion V coaches introduced to the route for added passenger comfort
* December 2012: Remove Orion V coaches
* April 2014: Reduce weekday and Saturday midday service to 30 mins
* June 2019: Increase Saturday service from 5:30 AM-9:00 AM, 4:00 PM-6:00 PM, and 6:00 PM-7:00 PM (eastbound) to 20 mins (previously 30 mins)
* January 2021: More service on weekdays:

 11:00 PM-12:00 AM

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. conventional hybrid/natural gas buses

## Routing

From Scottsdale Exchange via Mall Access Rd, Scott Rd, 64 Ave, Kittson Parkway, 64 Ave, Hwy 91, Alex Fraser Bridge, Cliveden Interchange, Hwy 91, Hwy 91A, Howes St Interchange, Hwy 91A, Queensborough Bridge, bus lane, 23 St, 7 Ave to 22nd Street Station

From 22nd Street Station via 7 Ave, 20 St, Marine, access lane, Queensborough Bridge, Hwy 91A, Howes St Interchange, Hwy 91A, Hwy 91, Cliveden Interchange, Hwy 91, Alex Fraser Bridge, Hwy 91, 64 Ave, Kittson Parkway, 64 Ave, Scott Rd, Mall Access Rd to Scottsdale Exchange
Route N35

Route N35 is an overnight bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver and Burnaby between SFU and downtown Vancouver via Hastings St.

## History

* June 2004 - Service introduced
* September 2004 - Service extended to end at 3:09am
* December 2004 - Sunday service introduced
* April 2006 - Service revised to terminate at new bays on Howe Street between Georgia and Hastings due to construction of the Canada Line
* June 2015 - Increase Saturday night service
* September 2015 - Increase weekday night service
* June 2017 - Extend service to 5am
* December 2017 - One new westbound trip on Saturdays, three new westbound and five new eastbound trips on Sundays
* January 2018 - Increased and extended service added, making Hastings Street a corridor with 24 hour bus service (in conjunction with the 95 B-Line)

## Route Information

* Part of the Nightbus network
* Seven day Nightbus service from 1am to 5am
* Operated by 60ft articulated diesel/diesel electric buses
* Day service provided by the R5 RapidBus

## Routing

Daytime trips start from Kootenay Loop routing via Hastings, Granville; Monday-Thursday evening trips start from Homer at Pender routing via Homer, Hastings, Granville; other evening trips start from Homer at Pender routing via Homer, Hastings, Howe; then all trips route via Granville, Broadway, Alma, 10 Ave, University Blvd to UBC Exchange

From Downtown Vancouver (Pender at Howe) via Pender, Howe, Georgia, Seymour, Hastings, Burnaby Mountain Parkway, Gaglardi, tunnel, University Dr E., East Campus Rd to SFU Exchange
Route C1

Route C1 was a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Burnaby.

## History

* September 2000: Introduced as *C1* to replace *139 Burnaby Heights/Kootenay Loop*; service was contracted to Bonny's Taxi Ltd.
* Fall 2003: Route operations taken over by CMBC
* September 2012: Weekend frequency reduced from 30 mins to 60 mins
* September 2013: Weekday midday freqeuncy reduced from 30 mins to 60 mins
* April 2018: Service re-numbered from **C1** to 131

## Ridership

**\*\*For data after 2017, go to route 131**
Route 502

Route 502 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Surrey and Langley.

## History

* July 1988: Service introduced as **502 Fernridge/Brookswood/Langley Centre**
* December 2002: Route introduced as a direct service replacing routes 506 and 511
* June 2007: Joined the FTN
* April 2009: Service to Aldergrove improved to 30 mins on all days
* April 2012: Add 4 trips in AM peak and 4 trips in PM peak
* December 2012: Extend 30 min service to 10:00 PM
* June 2014: Route shortened to Langley Centre; service to Aldergrove replaced with the new 503
* September 2016: Trips to Brookswood discontinued
* April 2017: Service extended to 2:00 AM Monday to Saturday
* Spring 2017: Westbound trips re-routed from City Parkway to University Blvd into Surrey Central Station
* September 2019: Adjust frequency due to service frequency on route 503

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. conventional CNG/diesel buses
* Part of the FTN
* Express service provided by 503

## Routing

From Langley Centre via Glover, Fraser Hwy, King George Blvd (King George Station), 104 Ave, University Dr to Surrey Central Station

From King George Station via Whalley Blvd, Fraser Hwy, 168 St, 64 Ave, 204 St Overpass, Logan to Langley Centre
Route 132

Route 132 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Burnaby and Vancouver.

## History

For past route changes, see *C2*

* April 23, 2018: Route re-numbered to **132** from C2

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C2**

## Routing

From MacDonald at Albert via MacDonald, Albert, Gilmore, Hastings, Gamma, Empire, Hythe, Dundas, Glynde, Cambridge to Grosvenor

From Cambridge at Grosvenor via Cambridge, Howard, Dundas, Hythe, Empire, Gamma, Hastings, MacDonald to Albert
Route 147

Route 147 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Burnaby.

## History

For past route changes, see C7

* September 2018: Route re-numbered to **147** from *C7*

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C7**

## Routing

From Edmonds Station via 18 Ave, Griffiths, Rumble, Gilley, Clinton, Royal Oak Ave, Rumble, Patterson, Imperial, Sussex, Beresford to Metrotown Station

From Metrotown Station via Beresford, Telford, Maywood, Willingdon, Patterson, Rumble, Royal Oak Ave, Clinton, Gilley, Rumble, Griffiths, 18 Ave to Edmonds Station
Route 231

Route 231 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver during peak hours.

## History

* December 2011: Harbourside portion of 236 re-numbered to **231**
* April 2014: Morning peak reduced from 20 mins to 30 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. diesel buses
* Weekday service during peak hours

## Routing

From Lonsdale Quay via Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Ave, Esplanade, Forbes, 3 St, 2 St, 1 St, Fell, Harbourside Dr to terminus at 900 Block

From Harbourside Dr at 900 Block via Harbourside Dr, Fell, 1 St, 2 St, 3 St, Forbes, Esplanade, Lonsdale Ave, Carrie Cates Court to Lonsdale Quay

 Number
 58736
Route 602

Route 602 is an express, peak-only bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Delta and Richmond that provides service to the Canada Line.

## History

* April 1975: Route introduced
* September 2009: Northern terminus shortened to Bridgeport Station; Vancouver portion of route replaced by Canada Line
* December 2010: Reduce PM peak to 30 mins
* June 2011: Adjust schedule to align with other trips to South Delta

## Route Information

* Operated by highway coaches/standard 40 ft. buses
* Weekday service during peak hours
* Express service with limited stops

## Routing

From Tsawwassen via 2 Ave, 52A St, 4 Ave, Milsom Wynd, 6 Ave, 52 St, 8A Ave, 53A St, 12 Ave, 56 St (South Delta Exchange), Hwy 17, Hwy 17A, Hwy 99, Massey Exchange, Hwy 99, Bridgeport Rd, Great Canadian Way to Bridgeport Station

From Bridgeport Station via Great Canadian Way, Sea Island Way, Hwy 99, Massey Exchange, Hwy 99, Hwy 17A, Hwy 17, 56 St (South Delta Exchange); then trips to Tsawwassen via 12 Ave, 53A St, 8A Ave, 52 St, 6 Ave, Milsom Wynd, 4 Ave, 54 St, 2 Ave to 52A St
Route 418

Route 418 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company between New Westminster and the Kingswood Industrial Area in Richmond during peak hours.

## History

For past route changes, see *C98*

* September 2018: Route re-numbered from *C98* to **418**
* July 2, 2019: Route extended to Blundell Road industrial area, omitting the No. 8 Rd portion
* September 2019: Kingswood terminus moved one block west from Blundell Rd at York Rd to 16100 Block on Blundell Rd

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. conventional hybrid/CNG buses
* Weekday service during peak hours

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C98**

## Routing

From 22nd Street Station via 7 Ave, 20 St, Marine Way, Queensborough Bridge, Queensborough Connector offramp, Howes, Boyd, Westminster Hwy, Nelson, Blundell to Blundell at 16100 Block

From Blundell at 16100 Block via Blundell, Nelson, Westminster Hwy, Boyd, Howes, Queensborough Connector onramp, Queensborough Bridge, 23 St, 7 Ave to 22nd Street Station
Route 236

Route 236 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver.

## History

* Circa 1950: Route introduced as *Capilano*, operating from Ferry Wharf (now Lonsdale Quay), to Capilano Road at Woods Road
* October 1953: Route extends to Capilano and Paisley via MacKay Road and Keith Road (return trips use 22nd St instead). Some trips extend to Capilano and Montroyal as Capilano–Montroyal
* September 1954: Capilano–Montroyal re-routed through Ridgewood Drive and Edgemont Boulevard (Edgemont Village) from Monday to Saturday. Additionally, routes in both directions now use 22nd St
* November 1959: Service merged with the existing *Highland* and renamed *Highland–Delbrook–McKay–Marine* with service extended to Vancouver during peak hours and Park Royal during off-peak
* January 1964: Pemberton Heights portion of route renamed *88 McKay*. Service went from 16th St. at Hamilton Ave. (present-day Capilano Mall) to Philip Ave at 23rd St via McKay Ave and 22nd St
* June 1988: Northern terminus moved to Grouse Mountain
* June 1994: Route revised to serve Grouse Mountain year round
* September 2006: Service frequency improved to 15 mins and additional service to Harbourside
* December 2011: Service to Harbourside re-numbered to 231

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. diesel buses

## Routing

From Grouse Mountain via Nancy Greene Way, Capilano Rd, Hwy 1 on-ramp, Keith, 22 St (Pemberton Heights), MacKay, 17 St, Lloyd, Marine, 3 St, Forbes, Esplanade,
Lonsdale Ave, Carrie Cates Court to Lonsdale Quay

From Lonsdale Quay via Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Ave, Esplanade, Forbes, 3 St, Marine, MacKay, 22 St (Pemberton Heights), Keith, Hwy 1 off-ramp, Capilano Rd, Nancy Greene Way to Grouse Mountain
Route 363

Route 363 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in White Rock.

## History

For past route changes, see *C53*

* September 2017: Route re-numbered from *C53* to **363** and introduce service to Morgan Creek

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2017, go to route C53**

## Routing

From Peace Arch Hospital via Russell, Best, 16 Ave, Johnston, Pacific, Fir, Buena Vista, 160 St, 16 Ave, King George Blvd, 160 St, Cranley, 157 St, 24 Ave, 160 St, 32 Ave, 32 Ave Diversion to King George Blvd

From King George Blvd at 32 Ave Diversion via King George Blvd, 152 St, 32 Ave Diversion, 32 Ave, 160 St, 24 Ave, 157 St, Cranley, 160 St, King George Blvd, 16 Ave, Stayte, Buena Vista, Fir, Pacific, Johnston, North Bluff, Finlay, Russell to Peace Arch Hospital
Route C20

Route C20 was a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver.

## History

* September 2006: Route introduced
* December 2013: Route extended to South Campus residential/commercial area south of West 16 Ave. Counter-clockwise service introduced as C18. Service on Thunderbird Blvd discontinued
* September 2015: PM Peak service frequency increased to every 15 minutes
* April 2018: Service discontinued, replaced with 68 and 70
Route 212

Route 212 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver to Deep Cove.

## History

* October 1973: Route introduced, operating from Phibbs Exchange to Banbury at Gallant
* December 2008: Sunday service improved to half hour frequency (30 mins)

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft standard diesel buses

## Routing

From Deep Cove via Panorama, Naughton, Banbury, Gallant, Deep Cove Rd, Dollarton, Main to Phibbs Exchange

From Phibbs Exchange via Main, Dollarton, Deep Cove Rd, Gallant, Panorama to Naughton
Route 211

Route 211 is an express bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver. Only daytime trips operate to Burrard Station.

## History

* October 1973: Off-peak service introduced between Deep Cove (Banbury at Gallant) and Phibbs exchange as **211 Seymour**. Another route, the *911 Seymour FastBUS*, is introduced for peak-hour service between Deep Cove and Downtown Vancouver (Hornby at Smithe)
* May 1975: Downtown terminus moved to Haro–Smithe Connector between Thurlow and Burrard Streets
* February 1976: From Mt. Seymour Parkway, buses now route via Fairway Drive to get to Dollarton Highway
* June 2011: Weekday PM peak increased to 15 mins
* April 2020: Westbound trips going beyond Phibbs Exchange renamed from **211 Vancouver** to **211 Burrard Station**

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft standard diesel buses
* Express service with limited stops

## Routing

From Deep Cove some trips via Panorama, Naughton, Banbury; then all trips via Banbury, Gallant, Deep Cove Rd, Dollarton, Dollar, Fairway, Mt Seymour Parkway, Fern, Mountain Hwy, Oxford, Phibbs Exchange, bridge on-ramp, Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, McGill, Nanaimo, Dundas, Powell, Main, Pender, Howe, Dunsmuir to Burrard Station

From Burrard Station via Dunsmuir, Melville, Thurlow, Pender, Homer, Cordova, Powell, Dundas, Nanaimo, McGill, Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, Main, Phibbs Exchange, Oxford, Mountain Hwy, Fern, Mt Seymour Parkway, Fairway, Dollar, Dollarton, Deep Cove Rd, Gallant, Panorama, Naughton; or some trips continue via Naughton. Banbury to Gallant
Route 96

Route 96 was a B-Line bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Surrey.

## History

* September 2013 - Service introduced
* April 2014 - Two new stops added at 104 Ave and 140 St and King George and 80th Ave
* June 2014 - Reduce service from 7am-11pm from 7.5min to 8min
* January 2018 - Implementation of all-door boarding at all stops
* January 2020 - Service replaced with the R1 RapidBus

## Route Information

* Operated by 60 ft articulated hybrid buses
* Seven day service from 5am to 1am
* Was part of the FTN
* Express service with limited stops
* Was part of the B-Line network

## Routing

From Newton Exchange via 72 Ave, King George Blvd (King George Station), 102 Ave, City Pkwy (Surrey Central Station), 104 Ave, to Guildford Exchange

From Guildford Exchange via 104 Ave, City Pkwy (Surrey Central Station), 102 Ave, King George Blvd (King George Station), 72 Ave, to Newton Exchange
Route 503

Route 503 is an express bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Surrey, Langley and Aldergrove. Some trips terminate at Langley Centre.

## History

* June 2014: Service introduced
* September 2019: Increase frequency all-day, introduce articulated buses (60 ft.) and adjust stopping procedure (pick-up westbound; drop-off eastbound)

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft. conventional CNG/diesel buses and 60 ft. articulated buses
* Express service, with limited stops

## Routing

From 272 St at Fraser Hwy via 272 St, 32 Ave, 276 St, 28 Ave, 272 St, 29 Ave, 264 St, Fraser Hwy, 216 St, 56 Ave, Logan, Glover (Langley Centre), Fraser Hwy, King George Blvd (King George Station), 102 Ave, City Pkwy to Surrey Central Station

From Surrey Central Station via City Pkwy, 102 Ave, Whalley Blvd (King George Station), Fraser Hwy, 203 St, Logan (Langley Centre), 56 Ave, 216 St, Fraser Hwy to 272 St
Route 23

Route 23 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company between Morton @ Beach and Main St Station.

## History

* December 2016: Service introduced as a merger of C21 and C23, operating between Beach Ave and Main Street-Science World Station; service on Davie St discontinued
* April 2017: All short-turn trips discontinued
* September 2018: Weekday AM peak increased from 8-12 mins to 6-10 mins
* December 31, 2018: Weekday service increased to every 12 mins (formerly 15 mins) from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM
* September 2019: Permanently increase service on all days to 10-12 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by community shuttles
* Part of the FTN

## Frequency

**\*\*Additional service on weekday evenings and weekend afternoons during summer months**

## Routing

From Morton at Beach Ave via Morton, Denman, Beach, Howe, Pacific (Yaletown Roundhouse Station), Pat Quinn Way, Abbott, Keefer, Quebec, National, Station to Terminal

From Station at Terminal (Main Street Station) via Station, Terminal, Quebec, Keefer, Abbott, Expo, Pacific (Yaletown-Roundhouse Station), Howe, Beach, Jervis, Beach, Morton to Denman
Route 191

Route 191 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Coquitlam.

## History

* December 2016: Service introduced as a new service to Burke Mountain

## Routing

From Coquitlam Central Station via access Rd, Mariner, Johnson, Glen, Pinetree (Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station), David to Princeton

From Princeton at David via Princeton, Coast Meridian, David, Pinetree (Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station), Glen, Johnson, access road under Mariner Way overpass to Coquitlam Central Station
Route C18

Route C18 was a community shuttle operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company that went to Lower Mall in UBC.

## History

* December 2013: Route introduced as the anti-clockwise service of C20 via Totem Park/UBC Loop via Marine Drive
* April 2016: Route rerouted via SW Marine Drive directly to southbound Lower Mall instead of SW Marine Drive, University Boulevard to Lower Mall
* April 2018: Service discontinued, replaced with 68 and 70
Route 322

Route 322 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Surrey.

## History

For past route changes, see C75

* June 2018: Route re-numbered from *C75* to **322**
* September 2020: Increase weekday peak to 20 mins (prev. 30)

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C75**

## Routing

From Newton Exchange via 137 St, 72 Ave, 132 St, Hwy 10, 136 St, 56 Ave, New McLellan, Scott Rd, Hwy 10, 124 St, 60 Ave, 128 St, 72 Ave, 122 St, Mall Access Rd to Scottsdale Exchange

From Scottsdale Exchange via Mall Access Rd, 122 St, 72 Ave, 128 St, 60 Ave, 124 St, Hwy 10, Scott Rd, New McLellan, 56 Ave, 132 St, 72 Ave to Newton Exchange
Route N17

Route N17 is an overnight bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver between UBC and downtown.

## History

* June 2004 - Service introduced with service running six nights a week from Monday to Saturday
* December 2004 - Service expanded to end at 3:10am along with Sunday service
* April 2006 - Service rerouted due to construction of the Canada Line; service revised to operate northbound along Seymour and southbound along Howe; service to terminate at new bus bays on Howe between Georgia and Hastings
* September 2015 - Increase service from 2am-3am to 20min
* April 2018 - Remove one short-turn trip on all days between 2am-3am, reinvested in to a new trip at 3:30am on Fridays and Saturdays
* September 2019 - Extend service until 5:00 AM (eastbound) and 4:30 AM (westbound)

## Route Information

* Operated by 60ft diesel/diesel electric buses
* Seven day Nightbus service from 1am to 3am
* Part of the Nightbus network
* Day service provided by 17

## Routing

From UBC Exchange via Wesbrook, University Blvd, 10 Ave, Alma, Broadway, Granville, Seymour, to Seymour at Robson

From Seymour at Robson via Seymour, Hastings, Granville Georgia, Howe, Granville, Broadway, Alma, 10 Ave, University Blvd, Wesbrook to UBC
Route N10

### Via

No. 3 Rd, Lansdowne Station, Aberdeen Station, Bridgeport Station, YVR-Airport Station, Granville St

### Vehicles

NFI XD40
Nova Bus LFS

### Service Area

Richmond
Vancouver

Route N10 is an overnight bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Richmond and Vancouver.

## History

* September 2004 - Service introduced to run until 3:10am from Monday to Saturday
* December 2004 - Sunday service introduced
* April 2006 - Service rerouted due to construction of the Canada Line; service revised to operate northbound along Seymour and southbound along Howe; service to terminate at new bus bays on Howe between Georgia and Hastings
* August 2007: Service rerouted to turn east on Cook Road to Cooney, Lansdowne and then Three Road during construction of the Canada Line
* September 2009 - Expand service until first train of the Canada Line
* December 2009 - Routing revised to serve Bridgeport Station

## Route Information

* Operated by 40ft conventional diesel buses
* Seven day Nightbus service from 1am to 5am
* Part of the Nightbus network
* Day service provided by 10 and the Canada Line

## Routing

From Richmond-Brighouse Station via No. 3 Rd.; then some trips via Bridgeport, Great Canadian Way, Bridgeport Station, Great Canadian Way, Bridgeport; then all trips via Bridgeport, Airport Bridge, Cessna off-ramp, Airport Station Rd.; then some trips via Miller, Airport Station Rd., Cessna, Russ Baker, Miller, Templeton, North Service road, Connector 2, Grant McConachie Way to Vancouver Airport - Domestic Arrivals Level, Grant McConachie Way, S. Perimeter Rd., Miller; then all trips via Russ Baker Way, Arthur Laing Bridge, Marine, Granville, Seymour to Robson

From Seymour at Robson via Seymour, Hastings, Granville, Georgia, Howe, Granville, Marine, Arthur Laing Bridge, Russ Baker Way; then some trips via Miller, Cessna, Airport Station Rd., Miller, Templeton, North Service road, Connector 2, Grant McConachie Way to Vancouver Airport - Domestic Arrivals Level, Grant McConachie Way, S. Perimeter Rd., Miller; then all trips via Miller, Moray Channel Bridge, Sea Island Way; then some trips via Great Canadian Way, Bridgeport Station, Great Canadian Way, Bridgeport; then all trips via No. 3 Rd to Richmond-Brighouse Station
Route 119

Route 119 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Burnaby.

## History

* December 2017: Route introduced, replacing Kingsway portion of 106
* December 31, 2018: Bus bay moved from Bay 7 #52390 to Bay 5 #52646

## Route Information

* Operated by 40ft hybrid/CNG buses
* Part of the FTN

## Ridership

***For ridership on Kingsway before 2017, go to 106***

## Routing

From Edmonds Station via 18 Ave, Griffiths, Edmonds St, Kingsway, McKay, Central Blvd to Metrotown Station

From Metrotown Station via Central Blvd, McKay, Kingsway, Edmonds St, Griffiths, 18 Ave to Edmonds Station
Route N24

Route N24 is an overnight bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver and Downtown Vancouver.

## History

* December 2004 - Service introduced running until 3:10am seven days a week
* April 2011 - Add 1 trip at 2am from Monday to Saturday
* June 2011 - All late night 242 service revised to run as **N24**
* April 2012 - Add 1 short-turn trip to Lonsdale Quay
* September 2013 - Re-routed to Lynn Valley via 29th St, discontinuing service north of 29th St
* September 2015 - Increase frequency from 2am-3am to 20min
* April 2020: All 242 weekend morning trips merged into this route; Downtown route diversion to Larwill Park introduced

## Route Information

* Operated by 40ft standard diesel buses
* Seven day NightBus service from 12am to 4am
* Part of the NightBus network
* Day service provided by 229

## Routing

From Lynn Valley Rd at Mountain Hwy via Lynn Valley Rd, Mountain Hwy, 27 St, Lynn Valley Rd, 29 St, Lonsdale Ave, Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Quay, Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Ave, Esplanade, Chesterfi eld, 3 St, Marine, Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park Causeway, Georgia, Seymour, Pender, Howe to Dunsmuir

From Downtown Vancouver via Howe, Dunsmuir, Burrard, Pender, Cambie, Georgia, Stanley Park Causeway, Lions Gate Bridge, Marine, 3 St, Chesterfi eld, Esplanade, Lonsdale Ave, Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Quay, Carrie Cates Court, Lonsdale Ave, 29 St, Lynn Valley Rd to Mountain Hwy
Route 414

Route 414 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Richmond. It provides service to the Richmond Olympic Oval. No Sunday service is provided.

## History

For past route changes, see *C94*

* September 2018: Route re-numbered from *C94* to **414**
* November 2020: Richmond-Brighouse terminus moved into bus mall

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C94**

## Routing

Richmond-Brighouse Station to River at Hollybridge (Richmond Oval) and return to Richmond-Brighouse Station via No. 3 Rd, Granville, Minoru, Elmbridge, Hollybridge, River to Richmond Oval. Returns via River, Lynas, Westminster, Minoru, Granville, No. 3 Rd to Richmond-Brighouse Station
Oreo

**Oreo** is a female character on the online animated series **Object Extraordinary** created by **TropicalT** on *YouTube*. She is a contestant and the leader of The Milky Ways.

## Appearance

Oreo is a black circular cookie, with white frozen cream inside her, as in the appearance of an Oreo cookie.

## Personality

Oreo has the most eccentric personality out of all the cast. She often acts weird but still understand her limits if she is told off by others. She currently has a crush on Emerald, whom she is always spying on. She is on a mental health guide with Strawberry to control her undying love for her crush.

## Trivia

* She is the only copyrighted character on the show.
* She has a crush on Emerald.
* It is stated by TropicalT that Oreo was originally going to have a British accent, due to her character based off of a friend of his (who shares the same name), but this idea was scrapped, and Oreo's British accent is short-lived, as it's only heard in Starting with a Knock Off.
Route 501

Route 501 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Langley and Surrey.

## History

* July 1988: Service introduced
* March 1990: Terminus moved from New Westminster Station to Scott Road
* September 1995: Trip added during the morning and afternoon peak to bring service to Mountain Secondary School along 202A St
* September 1996: Peak hour service to Port Kells introduced with one trip in the morning routing from Surrey Central and one afternoon trip beginning from Walnut Grove
* January 1997: Monday to Friday one peak trip revised to operate as 590
* December 2002: Route shortened to Langley Centre, route via Port Kells areas for daily basis instead peak hour services, routing to Langley South replaced by community shuttle services
* April 2008: Eastbound service increased to 10 mins during peak morning periods and weekend service increased to half hourly from 6:00 AM to 9:30 PM
* September 2012: Service increase on Saturdays to 20 mins from 12:00 PM-3:00 PM
* December 2012: Re-routed to Carvolth Exchange for connections to 555
* September 2016: 590 merged into this route and stopping pattern adjusted on 104 Ave
* April 2017: Increase weekday evening to 30 mins
* January 2021: Weekday morning peak increased to every 15 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. CNG/diesel buses

## Routing

From Langley Centre via Logan, Glover, Fraser Hwy, Willowbrook Dr, 200 St, 86 Ave, 202 St, Carvolth Exchange, 202 St, 91A Ave, 200 St, 201 St, 96 Ave, 96 Ave Connector, Golden Ears Way, 176 St , Hwy 1, 104 Ave (Guildford), City Pkwy to Surrey Central Station

From Surrey Central Station via University Dr, 104 Ave (Guildford), Hwy 1, 176 St, Golden Ears Way, 96 Ave Connector, 96 Ave, 199A St, 200 St, 91A Ave, 202 St, Carvolth Exchange, 202 St, 86 Ave, 200 St, Willowbrook Dr, Fraser Hwy, 203 St, Logan to Langley Centre
Route 7

### Via

Dunbar St, 4th Ave, Granville (via Seymour/Howe on Friday evenings, Saturdays and Sundays/Holidays), Powell, Nanaimo St

### Service Area

Vancouver

Route 7 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver between Dunbar Loop and Nanaimo Station.

## History

* December 31, 2018: Nanaimo Station bus stop moved to Nanaimo @ 24 Ave due to exchange upgrades
* September 2019: Increase weekday morning peak and Saturday afternoon service to 12-15 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft. standard trolleybuses

## Routing

From Dunbar at 41 Ave via Dunbar, 16 Ave, Dunbar, Alma, 4 Ave, Hemlock, 5 Ave, Granville (except after 9:00 PM Friday Saturday and Sunday via Granville, Seymour), then all trips via Cordova, Powell, Dundas, Nanaimo, 24 Ave to Nanaimo Station

From Nanaimo Station via 24 Ave, Nanaimo St, Dundas, Powell, Main, Pender, Granville (except after 9:00 PM Friday, Saturday and Sunday via Pender, Howe), then all trips via Granville Bridge, West Cloverleaf, Fir, 4 Ave, Alma, Dunbar, 16 Ave, Dunbar to 41 Ave
Route 43

Route 43 was an express bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver. It provided weekday express service along 41st Ave parallel to 41. It ran on W 16th Ave instead of Wesbrook Mall between SW Marine Dr and W 16th Ave. It was replaced with the R4 in January 2020 as part of the 10-Year Vision Phase One plan.

## History

* September 2000: Route introduced
* June 2016: Stopping procedure adjusted west of Granville Street in order to provide service consistency with 480
* September 2017: Midday service introduced (9:00 AM to 3:00 PM) with 15-minute frequency
* September 2018: Last departure extended from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM
* June 2019: Late evening eastbound service increased from 30 mins to 15-30 mins
* September 2019: Route operations moved from Burnaby Transit Centre to Hamilton Transit Centre in preparation for the RapidBus service
* January 2020: Service discontinued following introduction of new route R4

## Route Information

* Operated by 60 ft. articulated diesel/hybrid buses
* Weekday service from 5:30 AM to 10:30 PM
* Express service with limited stops
* Local service provided by 41

## Routing

From UBC Exchange via Wesbrook, W 16 Ave, SW Marine, 41 Ave, Joyce St to Joyce Station

From Joyce Station via Vanness, Joyce St, 41 Ave, SW Marine, W 16 Ave, Wesbrook to UBC Exchange
Route 281

Route 281 is a community shuttle bus route operated by First Transit in Bowen Island.

## History

For past route changes, see *C11*

* April 2018: Service re-numbered from *C11* to **281**
* September 2018: Endswell Farm portion re-numbered to *282*

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to route C11**

## Routing

Snug Cove to Eaglecliff (Eaglecliff Road at Baker Road) via Cardena, Bowen Trunk Rd, Miller; then by request only via Melmore, Lenora, Melmore, Miller; then by request only via Miller’s Landing; then all trips via Scarborough, Eaglecliff to Baker

 Number
 58013

Eaglecliff (Eaglecliff Road at Baker Road) to Snug Cove via Eaglecliff, Scarborough, Miller, Miller’s Landing, Miller, Melmore, Lenora, Melmore, Miller, Bowen Trunk Rd, Cardena to Snug Cove
Route 744

Route 744 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows.

## History

For past route changes, see *C44*

* June 2018: Route re-numbered from C44 to **744**
* September 2018: All trips extended to serve Meadowtown via Maple Meadows Station

## Routing

From Haney Place via McIntosh, 226 St, 119 Ave, 227 St, Dewdney Trunk, 224 St, 124 Ave, 216 St, 123 Ave, Laity, 117 Ave, 207 St, Maple, Ditton, Princess, Lorne, Maple, Hammond, West St, Dunn; then trips to Maple Meadows Station via access road to Maple Meadows Station; or trips to Meadowtown Centre via Dunn, east mall access road, centre mall access road to Meadowtown Centre

From Meadowtown Centre or Maple Meadows Station. Trips from Meadowtown Centre via mall access road, Dunn, Maple From Meadowtown Centre or Maple Meadows Station. Trips from Meadowtown Centre via mall access road, Dunn, Maple Meadows Station; then all trips via east access road, West St, Hammond, Maple, Lorne, Princess, Ditton, Maple, 207 St, 117 Ave, Laity, 123 Ave, 216 St, 124 Ave, 224 St, Brown, Edge, McIntosh to Haney Place
Route 155

Route 155 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in New Westminster.

## History

* August 1978: Service renumbered to **155 Como Lake** from *182 Como Lake*, replacing portions of the discontinued *933 Lougheed*
* March 1986: Western terminus moved to 22nd St Station and re-routed via Braid, Columbia, Hospital, Richmond, Cumberland and 6th Ave
* September 1988: Portion between Coquitlam Rec Centre and Lougheed Station discontinued in lieu of the new 156, eastbound service re-routed via Brunette, Lebleu, Alderson and Marmount to Coquitlam Rec Centre
* October 2001: Late evening service discontinued due to low ridership
* January 2002: Service improved with opening of Braid Station and the Millennium Line
* April 2009: Late night service extended to 12:30 AM everyday
* April 2011: Frequency after 9:00 PM reduced from 30 mins to 60 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. hybrid/CNG buses

## Routing

From 22nd Street Station via 7 Ave, 20 St, Marine Dr, 6 Ave, Cumberland, Richmond, Hospital St, E. Columbia, Braid St, Rousseau, access road to Braid Station

From Braid Station via access road, Rousseau, Braid, E. Columbia, Hospital St, Richmond, Cumberland, 6 Ave, Marine Dr, 22 St, 7 Ave to 22nd Street Station
Route 209

Route 209 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver. It provides local service parallel to the 210 during the evening.

## History

* April 2011: Evening trips for 4/210 re-numbered to **209**
* April 2020: Southbound service renamed from **209 Vancouver** to **209 Burrard Station**

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft standard diesel buses
* Day service provided by 210

## Routing

From Underwood at Evelyn via Underwood, Coleman, Hoskins, McNair, Mountain Hwy, Keith, Mountain Hwy, Oxford, Phibbs Exchange, bridge on-ramp, Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, McGill, Nanaimo, Dundas, Powell, Main, Pender, Howe, Dunsmuir to Burrard Station

From Burrard Station via Dunsmuir, Melville, Thurlow, Pender, Homer, Cordova, Powell, Dundas, Nanaimo, McGill, Ironworkers Memorial Bridge, Main, Phibbs Exchange, Oxford, Mountain Hwy, Keith, Lynnmouth, Mountain Hwy, McNair, Hoskins, Dempsey, Underwood to Evelyn
Route 555

Route 555 is an inter-regional bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Langley, Surrey and Burnaby.

## History

* December 2012: Service introduced
* September 2014: Add 5 new AM peak trips and introduce stop at 156th St
* December 2014: Add 2 trips in PM peak
* June 2015: Add 2 evening trips, re-routed to truncate service at Lougheed Station
* April 2017: Increase weekday peak to 5-10 mins
* September 2018: Increase weekday and Saturday midday from 30 mins to 20 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft. standard CNG/diesel buses or highway coaches

## Routing

From Carvolth Exchange via 202 St, Hwy 1, 156 St offramp, Hwy 1, Government, Austin, Gatineau to Lougheed Station

 Number
 61717

From Lougheed Station via Gatineau, Austin, Government, Hwy 1, 156 St offramp, Hwy 1, 202 St to Carvolth Exchange

 Number
 58432
Route 246

Route 246 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in North Vancouver and Downtown Vancouver.

## History

* Circa 1950: Portion of current route introduced as *Capilano Canyon*, operating from Capilano at Marine to Montroyal Boulevard
* October 1953: Service introduced as *Highland*, operating from Fell and Marine to Highland and Tudor
* November 1959: Service merged with the existing *Capilano* and renamed to *Highland–Delbrook–McKay–Marine* with service extended to Vancouver during peak hours and Park Royal during off-peak
* January 1964: North Vancouver portion of route renamed *86 Highland*, operating from 16th St at Hamilton Ave (now Capilano Mall) along Westview, Delbrook, Montroyal, and Highland Blvd to Edgemont Village with a western terminus at Park Royal. Service in the opposite direction is renamed *85 Delbrook*; which it originates at the Vancouver Bus Depot downtown before following a similar route to the eastern terminus at 16th and Hamilton
* September 1982: Off-peak service revised to terminate at Park Royal
* April 1993: Downtown terminus revised to operate from a temporary terminal on the east side of Beatty Street between Georgia and Dunsmuir adjacent to the Beatty Street Armoury with the closing of the Larwill Bus Depot
* December 1997: Local service along West Georgia Street to and from North Vancouver approved on a permanent basis after a six month trial period
* October 2001: Midday service between North Vancouver and Downtown discontinued due to funding shortfall
* February 2007: Downtown terminus moved from Beatty Street to current Cambie at Georgia
* June 2011: Service to Park Royal discontinued and upgraded to full-day service between downtown and North Vancouver
* September 2019: Split route at Montroyal @ Glencanyon, Lonsdale Quay portion replaced with the new 249

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. diesel buses

## Routing

From Montroyal at Glencanyon via Montroyal, Highland, Edgemont, Ridgewood, Capilano, Garden Ave, Marine, Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park Causeway, W Georgia to Homer

From Downtown Vancouver via W Georgia, Stanley Park Causeway, Lions Gate Bridge, Marine, Capilano, Ridgewood, Edgemont, Highland, Montroyal to Glencanyon
Route 733

Route 733 is a community shuttle bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Maple Ridge.

## History

* September 2017: Route introduced to replace a portion of C47

## Ridership

***For data before 2017 along 232nd St, see route C47***

 2018

## Routing

From 133 Ave at Rock Ridge Dr via 133 Ave, 239B St, 130 Ave, Fern, 132 Ave, Fern, 232 St, Dewdney Trunk, 228 St,
Lougheed, 226 St to Haney Place; then limited weekday morning trips continue to Port Haney Station via Edge, Dewdney Trunk, 222 St, Haney Bypass, Callaghan, 223 St, River Rd at Port Haney Station

Limited weekday afternoon trips start from Port Haney Station via River Rd, Haney Bypass, 225 St, Royal, 226 St to Haney Place; then all trips from Haney Place via McIntosh, 226 St, Lougheed, 228 St, Dewdney Trunk, 232 St, Fern, Balsam, Larch, 133 Ave to Rock Ridge Dr
Coast Mountain Bus Company

**Coast Mountain Bus Company** provides bus and SeaBus service in the Metro Vancouver area. The company commenced service on April 1, 1999 when the Vancouver Regional Transit System was split from BC Transit, creating CMBC.

## Trolleybus

Vancouver is the last city in Canada to operate trolleybuses in revenue service as of May 2009.

E40LFR
 2501-2574(74)
Route 27

Route 27 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Vancouver. It provides SkyTrain service to Joyce Station via Rupert Street.

## History

* May 1986: Southern terminus moved to Joyce Station

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. diesel buses

## Routing

From Joyce Station via Vanness, Joyce St, Wellington, Rupert St, Adanac, Boundary, Hastings to Kootenay Loop

From Kootenay Loop via Hastings, Boundary, Adanac, Rupert St, Wellington, Joyce St to Joyce Station
Route 410

Route 410 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Richmond and New Westminster. It is an east-west inter-regional bus route running between Hamilton and Richmond.

## History

* September 1991: Route introduced
* September 1993: Service to Edmonds Station discontinued
* December 1995: Route revised to provide service in western Queensborough and Hamilton
* September 1998: Weekdays extended to Richmond Exchange for most of the trips, introduced the peak hour service via Fraserwood Industrial Park
* 1999: Extended to Richmond Exchange on weekends
* September 2001: Service extended to Steveston, replacing the Richmond Exchange to Steveston portion of 406
* August 2007: Service rerouted to turn east onto Cook Rd, Cooney Rd northbound and then Lansdowne onto No. 3 Rd during construction of the Canada Line
* September 2007: Peak period service added along Fraserwood Way and Westminster Hwy
* April 2008: Route joins the FTN
* September 2009: Service frequency increased to take over parts of cancelled route 496
* September 2009: Service returned to original route following completion of the Canada Line
* April 2012: Increase AM peak and midday weekday frequency and reduce weekend early morning service to 20 mins
* June 2012: Increase weekday peak service
* December 2012: Increase weekday midday service to 10 mins
* December 2014: Increase weekend midday service to 10 mins
* April 2015: Add 1 weekday PM peak trip
* April 2017: Increase weekday AM peak to 6 mins, 8 mins in PM peak, increase weekday late evening service, Saturday midday service to 9 mins, and weekend late night service
* September 2018: Route shortened to Richmond-Brighouse Station; service on Railway Ave and Granville Ave replaced by the new 406 to improve reliability
* July 2019: Discontinue limited service on Gilley Rd and Smith Cres in Hamilton
* January 2021: Increase service between 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM to every 7-10 mins

## Route Information

* Operated by standard 40 ft. conventional hybrid/CNG buses
* Part of the FTN

## Ridership

**\*\*For data after September 2018 on Railway Ave, go to route 406**

## Routing

From 22nd Street Station via 7 Ave, 20 St, Marine Way, Queensborough Bridge, Hwy 91A, Howes, Ewen, Boundary, Westminster Hwy; then most trips via Hwy 91, No. 6 Rd; or some trips via Westminster Hwy, Fraserwood, Gordon, Graybar, Westminster Hwy, No. 6 Rd; then all trips via No. 6 Rd, Cambie Rd, No. 3 Rd to Richmond-Brighouse Station

From Richmond-Brighouse Station via No. 3 Rd., Cambie Rd, No. 6 Rd.; then most trips via Hwy 91, Westminster Hwy; or some trips via No. 6 Rd, Westminster Hwy, Graybar, Gordon, Fraserwood, Westminster Hwy; then all trips via Westminster Hwy, Boundary, Ewen, Howes, Hwy 91A, Queensborough Bridge, bus lane, 23 St, 7 Ave to 22nd Street Station
Route 214

Route 214 is an express bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company (West Vancouver Municipal Transit during off-peak) in North Vancouver. Only peak hour trips operate to/from Burrard Station.

## History

* October 1973: Route introduced as *214 Berkley*; service operates between Hyannis at Sechelt to Kootenay Loop via Riverside Drive and Phibbs Exchange; peak hour service to donwtown Vancouver (Hornby at Smithe) introduced as *714 Berkley FastBUS*
* May 1975: Downtown terminus moved to Haro–Smithe Connector between Thurlow and Burrard Streets
* December 1984: Re-routed to Mount Seymour Parkway after road extended to Fern Street
* October 2001: Service after 10:00PM on all days cancelled due to funding shortfall
* April 2005: Off peak service switched to community shuttles at 30 minute frequencies
* November 2005: Two late night trips added
* June 2008: Service on Carrall Street re-routed to take current routing due to the Carrall Street Greenway project
* September 2014: Weekday peak reduced from 20 mins to 30 mins
* September 2015: Re-routed onto Hwy 1 between Fern Street and Phibbs Exchange
* April 2020: AM peak hour trips renamed from **214 Vancouver** to **214 Burrard Station**

## Route Information

* Operated by 40 ft standard diesel buses (community shuttles during off-peak)
* Express service with limited stops

## Routing

From Sechelt at Hyannis via Sechelt, Berkley, Carnation, Emerson, Mt Seymour Parkway, Fern, Hwy 1, Hwy 1 Offramp to Phibbs Exchange; some AM trips continue to Vancouver

Some PM trips from Burrard Station via the 210 route to Phibbs Exchange; then all trips from Phibbs Exchange via Main St, Seymour Blvd, Hwy 1, Fern, Mt Seymour Parkway, Emerson, Carnation, Berkley, Hyannis to Sechelt. Some A.M. trips route from Phibbs Exchange via Main, Dollarton, Old Dollarton, Riverside, Mt Seymour Parkway then regular route
Route 188

Route 188 is a bus route operated by Coast Mountain Bus Company in Port Coquitlam and Coquitlam.

## History

* December 2013: Service introduced, replacing routes 179 and 189
* December 2014: Weekday midday service converted from community shuttles to standard buses
* December 2016: All trips revised to operate with standard buses

## Routing

From Coquitlam Central Station via access road, Mariner, Barnet, Pinetree (Lincoln Station, Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station), David, Coast Meridian, Kingsway, McLean, Pitt River Rd, Shaughnessy, Wilson, to Port Coquitlam Station

From Port Coquitlam Station via Wilson, Shaughnessy, Pitt River Rd, McLean, Kingsway, Coast Meridian, David, Pinetree (Lafarge Lake-Douglas Station, Lincoln Station), Lougheed to Coquitlam Central Station