West Vancouver Transit is part of the regional TransLink system. The best way to get current schedules is through the TransLink channels using the quicklinks below.
Schedules & Fares
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You are encouraged to use TransLink's trip planner and follow them on Twitter for the most up-to-date schedules, service changes, and alerts.
West Vancouver Transit is part of a regional system. As a sub-contractor to TransLink, West Vancouver Transit service levels are set by TransLink. West Vancouver does not have any discretion in adding or changing services.
West Vancouver Transit schedules are available as PDF downloads below. Please note, while every effort is made to keep the PDF schedules current, accuracy cannot be guaranteed during this time of service changes. Thank you for your understanding.
Map Schedule Map 250 Horseshoe Bay / 250A Dundarave - West Map Map Notice: Beginning Saturday, January 09, 2021 the 251/252 Park Royal Only bus will terminate at the Park Royal Village bus stop. (This is one stop before its previous terminus at Park Royal South. The update is due to a traffic pattern change.)
Map 252 Park Royal / 252 Inglewood
Notice: Beginning Saturday, January 09, 2021 the 251/252 Park Royal Only bus will terminate at the Park Royal Village bus stop. (This is one stop before its previous terminus at Park Royal South. The update is due to a traffic pattern change.)
Map 253 Park Royal / 253 Caulfeild Map 254 British Properties / Park Royal Map Map 256 Whitby Estates / 256 Park Royal Map 258 UBC / 258 West Vancouver Express (Note: This bus is suspended until further notice. Please take the 250 to Burrard Street and transfer to the 44 to UBC) Map 62 Lions Bay-Brunswick / 262 Caulfeild Other Services
- School Specials
- Cemetery Service
A bus leaves 25th Street & Marine Drive on the second Sunday of each month at 3 p.m. and picks up at all regular stops to Park Royal. - 250 Vancouver Special Events bus (Note: This route is suspended until further notice.)
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You may use a Compass Card, exact cash fare or Tap to Pay (for adult cash fares only).
Adult Concession Zone 1 $3.10 $2.05 Zone 2 $4.45 $3.05 Zone 3 $6.05 $4.15 Kids 12 and under ride free
Starting September 1, 2021, children aged 12 and under can ride TransLink services free of charge. Learn more.If transferring from the bus onto the SeaBus, SkyTrain or rail, you will need to use your Compass Card, Tap to Pay or you may purchase a single fare Compass Ticket at the Compass Vending Machine located at the station.
Learn more about transferring from bus to other modes of public transportation:
Compass Card
Compass is a reloadable fare card that works everywhere on transit in Metro Vancouver. Compass Cards can be loaded with the fare product of your choice including Monthly Passes, DayPasses and Stored Value.
You can keep using cash, bus transfers and FareSavers on buses, but you'll need Compass or Tap to Pay to transfer to SeaBus, SkyTrain or West Coast Express.
Load your Compass Card online, by phone, at a Compass Vending Machine or in person.
Tap to Pay
Card readers accept contactless Visa and Mastercard credit cards and Apple Pay, Google Pay and Samsung Pay. You can tap your credit card or mobile-payment method to pay your adult cash fare. Note: card readers will not accept debit cards.
Paying with a credit card or mobile device is ideal for people who don't have Compass Cards. Tapping with a credit card or mobile device allows you to pay right at the card readers without digging for change or lining up to purchase a ticket. Compass Cards operate the same way, but they offer a discount over cash fares.
Concession Fares
The Concession Fare is a discounted rate available for the following groups:
- children up to 13 (Starting September 1, 2021, children aged 12 and under can ride TransLink services free of charge. Learn more.)
- seniors over 65 with proof of age
- youth ages 14 to 18 with valid photo identification
- persons with a current HandyPass ID
Accessibility
Navigating public transit with accessibility needs is easier when you know what to expect. TransLink has a number of programs to ensure our transit system remains as accessible as possible for everyone.
