Kaoham Shuttle
The Kaoham Shuttle is a diesel multiple unit (DMU) passenger service on CN's Squamish Subdivision near Lillooet, operating as a partnership between the railway and the Seton Lake Indian Band, whose communities it serves. The train was started by BC Rail after the end of its passenger service in 2002 between North Vancouver and Prince George via Squamish, Lillooet, Williams Lake, and Quesnel. The train runs daily between Lillooet and Seton Portage. After BC Rail was sold to CN the Kaoham Shuttle kept BC Rail logos but was repainted in CN colours. Currently this is the only  passenger train that operates between Lillooet and Seton Portage; trips to D'Arcy are available through advance booking. The Rocky Mountaineer does pass through the area but does not stop until Quesnel. According to a report in the "BBC", the Kaoham Shuttle is "Canada's greatest hidden rail trip"; a return ticket between Lillooet and Seton Portage costing only $10 Canadian dollars for the two-hour trip. Rolling stock. Services are provided by a pair of railbus vehicles, rebuilt from Fairmont A8 motorcars by Jim Busby Services in California. Some of the modification work was subcontracted to West Coach International  in California, with additional modifications by BC Rail upon arrival in Lillooet. Their inaugural run was on Thursday October 31, 2002; regular operation started the next day. The vehicles were initially numbered TU-108 and TU-109 by BC Rail, later renumbered to 10800 and 10900 by CN.