This round of Bus Route Buzz is dedicated to the Central Tri-Cities including the 97 B-Line.

97 B-Line

Wave goodbye to the 97 B-Line and hello to Evergreen!

The B-line will be discontinued as of December 19 and riders will now have a rapid transit option with SkyTrain on the Evergreen Extension.

This is much like what happened in Vancouver with the introduction of the Canada Line.

Travelling to school at Port Moody Secondary? The school will continue to be serviced by the 180 (formerly C24) and the 160 route.

We are also increasing the capacity of these routes during peak periods to help accommodate student demand. This means frequency will increase to 15 minutes and the route will now have full size conventional buses.

C24

This route is getting a new name!

The C24 will now be the 180 Moody Centre Station/Lougheed Station and operate with a larger 40-foot conventional bus plus receive 15 minute frequency during peak periods.

The 180 will provide local service on North Road and St. John’s Street, via the College Park neighbourhood as the 160 continues to provide service on St. John’s Road, Ioco Road and Newport Village.

For local bus stops not serve by SkyTrain, take the 160 or 180.

Extended late night service on the N9 between Lougheed and Coquitlam Central Stations creates 24-hou service along the Millennium Line corridor.

Stay tuned for the next edition in our bus route where we look at some routes in Southwest Coquitlam.

Plan ahead! Visit Trip Planner to map your route – use December 19 or later as your travel date.
Have questions? Contact Customer Information at 604.953.3333 or tweet @TransLink.

Author: Adrienne Coling