Platform closure will allow for system maintenance and repairs
Access to Waterfront Station’s Expo Line platform will close on Saturday, August 8 and Sunday, August 9.
Access to and from the Expo Line at Waterfront Station will be closed on Saturday, August 8 and Sunday, August 9 to accelerate maintenance work while there are fewer people on the system. Access to the Expo Line at Waterfront Station will reopen at the start of service on Monday, August 10.
Today marks a pretty exciting occasion for #MyTransLink! We’ve hit 9,000 tags! For just under two years, #MyTransLink has been your one-stop-shop for all things transit photography. Sharing your candid, and not so candid shots in and around transit in our region.
This week, we’ve moved to a new day where our series will morph into Wordless Wednesday a day dedicated to the beauty captured through your lens.
So scroll on down to see all that was in this edition of #MyTransLink.
Fall’s fickle weather shows in this edition of #MyTransLink. Sun, rain and fog graced the lenses of our dedicated photographer’s shots, resulting in yet another week of stunning #MyTransLink photos.
So get your scroll on and check out the week that was in this edition of #MyTransLink!
Here we are again with another week of awe-inspiring photos of the beautiful region so many of us are fortunate to work, live and play in. #MyTransLink is your one-stop-shop for the very best in transit photos shot by you — our dedicated and tremendously talented photographers.
So get your scroll on and check out the week that was in this edition of #MyTransLink!
As summer turns to fall, the landscape of our region – and our system, changes. Most tourists begin their journeys home, students return to school, and commutes morph from summer mode to work mode.
And while soon, the colours of this picturesque region will change, the overall beauty remains.
So scroll on down and check out the week that was in this edition of #MyTransLink!
The Canada Line has officially turned 10 years old today! It seems like it was just yesterday when Metro Vancouver hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics and people cheering their favourite athlete(s) and country. To celebrate the SkyTrain Line’s birthday, we’re taking a trip down memory lane to see how the community from Downtown Vancouver to Richmond has grown since the day of its opening!
Another week, another post full of gorgeous shots in and around this beautiful region. If you’re new to the #MyTransLink scene, this series showcases the very best in transit photos shot by you — our dedicated and tremendously talented photographers.
So scroll on down and check out the week that was in this edition of #MyTransLink!
We have new details and cost estimates for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project!
The project could be completed within five-and-a-half years from a full project approval date. Currently, we have about $1.6 billion available to fund the project, which is enough to the SkyTrain go from the current King George Station to Fleetwood. Any more work needed for the project to reach Langley is unfunded and would require additional financial contribution from other sources. The total cost to take the SkyTrain to Langley is about $3.12 billion. Take a peak at the breakdown of the financial costs and project components for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project below. 👇
This project would see trains operate every 4 to 5 minutes during peak periods and the total travel time from King George Station to the proposed Langley City Centre Station would take approximately 22 minutes. Proposed stations for this new SkyTrain line include eight in the locations below:
140 Street, City of Surrey
152 Street, City of Surrey
160 Street, City of Surrey
166 Street, City of Surrey (Fleetwood scenario, interim terminal)
184 Street, City of Surrey (Clayton scenario, interim terminal)
190 Street, City of Surrey
196 Street, Township of Langley
203 Street, City of Langley (Langley scenario, final terminal)
TransLink will recommend that a full business case be developed for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain project by early next year. In the meantime, the Mayors’ Council will look over these proposals at their next meeting on Thursday, July 25.
If you’re a lover of pretty pictures, capturing moments on transit or just Metro Vancouver in general – this is the blog post for you. #MyTransLink is a culmination of photos taken by our dedicated transit photographers over the past weeks. So scroll on and check out the beautiful shots from within our region.
Hello again, and welcome to another edition of #MyTransLink. Our little corner of the internet where we share a curated selection of transit related photos shot in and around beautiful Metro Vancouver by none other than you – our quick shootin’ transit paparazzi!
Scroll down and check out what was captured since last edition.
A weekly friendly reminder that the next installment of the #MyTransLink series is up again! Through #MyTransLink, we share photos of the region submitted by you, who represent our beautiful community of residents and visitors. Scroll on down to see where transit takes you in all of Metro Vancouver’s glory! Thanks again to all you dedicated transit photographers! Without you, this series would be impossible.
Want to be featured? Snap and share your photos on social media using #MyTransLink.
Say ‘goodbye’ to the red LED signs on SkyTrain’s Expo and Millennium Lines, and get ready to say ‘hello’ to coloured signs with real-time transit information! That means you’ll know exactly when your train is coming, upcoming trains and where they’re going. Read more »
Expo Line, Media Releases, SkyTrain | Dan Mountain | 
July 31, 2020 2:05 pm | 
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