BC Rapid Transit Co Ltd

Who knows all the Skytrain names here? I do! ICTS Mark1, 1984, 86, 91, 95, Bombardier Mark2 1st Gen. 2001, Bombardier Mark2 2nd Gen. 2009 and Bombardier Mark III 2016, 17, 18.

I love the skytrain and the different vibes of each station: the soaring grace of Waterfront, the subterranean "coming back to the surface of the earth" feel of Granville, the bustle of Burrard and so forth. True confession: I lived in another country and I became homesick - for the SKYTRAIN! I took a leisure ride with no intended destination when I came back. Joyfully breathing in the familiar mingling of languages, people in close contact pretending each other don't exist, and 'scents of crowd'. Having lived in other Canadian cities with no train, I am sincerely grateful for this option! I can stand the occasional harassment from drunks or the maintenance breakdowns (download the translink app to deal with both). If the crowds at peak times seem unmanageable, simply wait for the next train and you will be first to board. It's sure to arrive shortly... Sidenote: The one time I felt truly unsafe due to hassling/propositioning from an inebriated male, two teenage guys called security (unbeknownst to me) and the troublemaker was escorted off at the next stop. Yay Vancouver strangers!

The birth of the SkyTrain, the great heart of the system that keeps everything running. A very marvellous thing to see whilst riding by on an Expo Line train heading to or from Edmonds and 22nd Street stations, that is if you look from the left side if you’re heading Eastbound to Production Way or Surrey and from the right side if you’re heading Westbound to Downtown

People are not wearing masks or social distancing Also, 2- car trains only on millennium line?? What??

Everything is very good in transit but some time we need wifi. Some trains have wifi but other have no. Please organize wifi in all transit. It will very helpful for people.

Very well maintained office environment. Neat and tidy, which says it all and which is evident from the Sky Train Service.

I appreciate the transit drivers so much. Before the pandemic, they were always there, and now during, they've been putting themselves out there to provide an essential service. I catch the bus to and from work everyday, the bus is usually pretty clean and the drivers are a quiet, but friendly bunch. There's the odd funky passenger aboard, but they're always treated with an admirable amount of respect by the drivers. Nicely done fellows, you guys are crushing it! Thumbs up all around except for the following section. The only downside I have to say is how unpredictable the departure times are. The amount of times I'll be checking and double checking the Google maps schedule for the bus, only to watch it drive past 5-10min early is incredibly frustrating. I realize you can't be directly on time, to the second, but a difference of 5 minutes off schedule is a bit maddening, especially when you have to get to work. I do my best to get there early but even my efforts go unwarranted as I watch in dismay the bus roll past, my upset self turning heel and running back home to hopefully drive and make it to work. Driving is fine and all, but carpooling via bus I've heard is much healthier for the environment, and I just want our green, oxygen producing homies to live and prosper. Please please please, try to be a bit closer to departure times! It would save me from bursting a blood vessel and my coworkers ears.

The best tour I went since TransLink held it's I Love Transit Camp 2016 for the boys since I was 10 almost ten years ago! I wish I want to go back again... I miss this Place where The Trains are Maintained, Trains are Operatedly Automatic by the Control Centre and the Trains are well resting in the yard too! ??????