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Old Posted Apr 10, 2025, 10:24 PM
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Public engagement begins on TransLink’s 2025 Investment Plan

The largest increase in bus service since 2018, including:
Increasing service on up to 50 bus routes to address overcrowding
40 new or improved routes to support transit-oriented communities, industrial areas, as well as neighbourhoods with limited or no transit services
Seven new or improved seasonal services to parks and beaches
Extending the North Shore’s R2 RapidBus to Metrotown by 2027
Design of three BRT corridors
Additional HandyDART trips in response to growing ridership
Adding West Coast Express train cars to address customer demand
More funding for the Major Road Network, including funding to address the deterioration of road conditions in many areas of the region
Continuing investments in local active transportation infrastructure and bus priority infrastructure, which also speeds up bus service and makes it more cost-efficient to deliver
https://www.translink.ca/news/2025/april...%20translinks%202025%20investment%20plan

I guess North Shore BRT in 2030?
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