Canada Transit Atlas

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TransLink Vancouver

Vancouver and 30 more, BC · 2,642,182 residents

3.80 of 4 points. Ranked 2nd of 119 agencies, and 2nd of 14 with 500,000 and more residents.

A Frequent service nearby

54% of residents

54% of residents live within 500 m of a stop where a bus or train comes every 15 minutes or better, 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. on weekdays.

A Service per resident

2.0 h hours a year

2.0 hours of scheduled service a year for each resident.

A Service day

24 h first to last departure

Weekday service runs around the clock.

B Weekend service

68% of a weekday

A weekend day has 68% as much service as a weekday.

Which way it runs Not graded

0.44 orientation order

From 0, routes running every way evenly, to 1, a perfect grid. A grid turned 3° east of north.

See it among Vancouver's 2 agencies

A typical week

WeekdaySaturdaySunday
Day measuredFri, Nov 6, 2026Sat, Nov 7, 2026Sun, Nov 8, 2026
Service runsAround the clockAround the clockAround the clock
Trips25,82319,38417,302
Routes236204199
Hours in service15,95611,6829,925
Residents near any service92%91%91%
Residents near frequent service54%45%37%

Where it's graded

The municipalities TransLink Vancouver mainly serves. Its stops reach 2,425,073 residents within 500 m, and 100% of them live here.

  • Vancouver 662,248
  • Surrey 568,322
  • Burnaby 249,125
  • Richmond 209,937
  • Coquitlam 148,625
  • Langley 132,603
  • Delta 108,455
  • Maple Ridge 90,990
  • North Vancouver 88,168
  • New Westminster 78,916
  • Port Coquitlam 61,498
  • North Vancouver 58,120
  • and 19 more

Built November 5, 2026 from TransLink Vancouver's published schedule (Sep 7, 2026 to Jan 3, 2027) and the 2021 census. How the grades work.