Vancouver Transportation Guide

It is autumn, the autumn breeze is cool, the scenery is beautiful, and Vancouver, Canada is even more colorful. In this season, all the alleys are filled with maple leaves, red or yellow, especially the deep red maple leaves. It's the beauty that adorns Vancouver's fall.

Then, there must be many people choosing to travel to Vancouver at this time! If you want to see how shocking Canada is, the land of maple leaves, you need to know some of the transportation here. Next, the editor will take you to understand the transportation strategy in Vancouver!

Skytrain

Actually, if you come here, you will know that this skytrain is actually equivalent to a subway. However, because Vancouver, Canada has a mountainous terrain, some of the routes and tracks here are On higher ground, it's on top, but it's very safe, so don't worry.

And the lines are very rich, you can go anywhere, very convenient.

bus

Everyone must be familiar with buses. We usually take them wherever we go because they are convenient and cheap.

But the bus in Vancouver is also different, that is, there are not many people here, so the bus departure time interval here is a bit long. Among them, the interval is 10-20 minutes during the day and 30-60 minutes at night. minute.

And at about one o'clock in the afternoon, the bus stops operating, but if you want to take the bus at night, there is also a nightbus (night bus) here, everyone can take it.

When taking a bus in Vancouver, you should also pay attention to something, that is, when you arrive at the station, it will only be broadcast once when you are about to arrive, and then you need to pull the line on the bus or The stop button prompts the driver that you need to get off, otherwise the driver will not stop.

Seabus

Seabus is rarely used by everyone. Generally, you only need to take it when going to the north and west of Vancouver. Generally, the departure time is half a Hours, it takes 10-20 minutes to reach the destination by sea.

You need to buy a ticket for Vancouver public transportation

A monthly student pass is 52 dollars (you can ride anywhere within a month), and a one-way ticket is 1.75 dollars (an additional 5 dollars is required for intercity travel. You can sit anywhere you want within one and a half hours), and the daily ticket is about 7 dollars (you can sit anywhere you want within one day)

The adult monthly ticket is 104 dollars, the one-way ticket is 2.75, and the daily ticket is about 10 dollars.

Private car

If you are too lazy to understand these public transportation, then you can rent a car and drive yourself. Car rental in Vancouver is very cheap, but the postage is very expensive, but you can Refuel when gas prices drop, choose the right time!

If you are renting a car, remember that the price of car rental is different in every place here, so everyone should inquire and find the one with the most suitable price.

If you need to park, remember that there is a toll on the roadside, usually $1-2 per hour. Don’t park for too long!

Bicycles

Generally, everyone thinks about how pleasant it is to ride a bicycle in a city full of maple leaves. However, this is not the case in Vancouver. No one here will Bicycles are used as transportation, so you rarely see bicycles.

So, what are the uses of the bicycles here? It’s for physical exercise, do you remember it?

Okay, everyone, remember these means of transportation. When traveling to Vancouver, choose the means of transportation that suits you and slowly enjoy the autumn scenery of Vancouver!