How TransLink is honouring veterans this Remembrance Day
How TransLink is honouring veterans this Remembrance Day
To honour the sacrifices of those who have served and continue to serve our country and communities, TransLink is offering free transit for all services, including HandyDART, to veterans and first responders on Remembrance Day.
It’s free all day on buses and one accessible gate will be open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at all SeaBus terminals and SkyTrain stations.
If you’re a member of an eligible group, you just need to present your badge, military ID, Veteran’s Service Card — or appear in uniform — to get free transit without tapping your Compass Card.
Members of the Royal Canadian Legion will be back giving out poppies by donation at various transit hubs around the region.
Remembrance Day Service
Sunday/holiday service will be in effect on Remembrance Day; please note West Coast Express will not be operating that day.
On November 11, SkyTrain, SeaBus, and buses will pause services at 11 a.m. to observe a moment of silence. Buses will stop at the closest available stop at or near that time.
If you’re not a veteran or first responder, you’ll just need a 1-Zone fare to travel across the system.
The Access Transit Customer Care Office, Lost Property Office at Stadium–Chinatown Station, and the TransLink Customer Service Centre at Waterfront Station will be closed.
Transit services will return to regular Saturday schedules for all modes on November 12.
I think Veterans should have access to the entire Translink System with no time limits on Nov 11th. Charging them Fares after 6pm on Seabus & Skytrain is Wrong! Come on Translink give them a break!
Drug Addicts Get ON FREE ALL TIME WHY NOT VETERENS ON THEIR DAY> SORRY IF THIS RUDE BUT JUST WONDERING