Summer 2023 Bike Bus Program: Enhancing Connections for Cyclists

2023 New Bus is coming to Vancouver for Bike.

Experience the convenience of the 2023 Bike Bus program, running from June 30 to Sept. 4, 2023. Launched in 2022, this program aims to improve connections for cyclists along one of Metro Vancouver’s most popular cycling routes. The specially retrofitted Bike Buses dedicated to this route are equipped with seven interior bicycle racks, significantly increasing the bike capacity from the standard two found on conventional buses.

With more space available, a greater number of cyclists can now conveniently reach the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal from Bridgeport Station via the George Massey Tunnel by utilizing public transit.

The Bike Bus follows the existing 620 route, operating between Bridgeport Station and the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal. At both Bridgeport Station and Ladner Exchange, designated loading and unloading bays are provided exclusively for Bike Bus passengers. Look out for the vibrant exteriors of these buses, clearly labeled as the 900 Bike Bus to either Bridgeport Station or Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, depending on the direction.

This initiative is part of our Customer Experience Action Plan, with a primary focus on facilitating seamless transit experiences and identifying enhanced options for active transportation. By integrating cycling and public transit, the Bike Bus offers a convenient travel solution during one of the busiest periods for cyclists.

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to make your cycling journey more efficient and enjoyable with the Summer 2023 Bike Bus Program. Hop aboard and experience the benefits of combining biking and public transit for a hassle-free commute.

Summer 2023 Bike Bus Program: Enhancing Connections for Cyclists

Experience the convenience of the 2023 Bike Bus program, operating from June 30 to Sept. 4, 2023. Launched in 2022, this program aims to improve connections for our customers along one of Metro Vancouver’s most popular cycling routes. The retrofitted Bike Buses serving this route have been equipped with seven interior bicycle racks, significantly increasing the bike capacity to nine, compared to the standard two found on our conventional buses.
With the additional space available, more cyclists can now reliably reach the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal from Bridgeport Station via the George Massey Tunnel by utilizing public transit.
The Bike Bus operates along the existing 620 route, traveling from Bridgeport Station to the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal. Separate loading and unloading bays are provided at Bridgeport Station and Ladner Exchange. Look out for the vibrant exteriors of the buses, clearly displaying “900 Bike Bus” to either Bridgeport Station or Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, depending on the direction.
This program is an integral part of our Customer Experience Action Plan, with a primary focus on facilitating seamless transit experiences and identifying improved options for active transportation. The Bike Bus provides an easier integration of biking and transit travel, particularly during one of the busiest times of the year for cyclists.
Bike Bus Route
How to Use the Bike Bus:
Bike Bus Details:
Where does the Bike Bus operate?
The Bike Bus operates between Bridgeport Station and the Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal.
Program Duration:
The program runs from June 30 to Sept. 4, 2023, on Fridays, weekends, and holidays, with hourly departures from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. to align with popular ferry sailings.
Important Information about Using the Bike Bus:
Passengers without bicycles are encouraged to use the 620 route instead of the Bike Bus to ensure there is enough space for our cycling customers.
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Passengers should board at the front of the Bike Bus.
Bike racks are located in the middle of the bus, providing seating for 18 passengers.
For safety reasons, all passengers must be seated and standing is not permitted.
Interior bike racks on the Bike Bus cannot accommodate children’s or BMX bikes, but these bikes can be securely fastened to the exterior racks.
The Bike Bus is not equipped to accommodate mobility devices. Customers who require mobility assistance are advised to take the existing 620 bus.
Is the Bike Bus a permanent service?
The 900 Bike Bus is currently funded for the summer of 2023. If the project proves successful, it may become a permanent seasonal route, providing a reliable and convenient transit option to link Metro Vancouver’s cycling community with BC Ferries.
Are electric bikes allowed on the Bike Bus?
Electric bikes are permitted on the Bike Bus, subject to the following conditions:

• They must weigh less than 75 lbs.
• The wheels should fit properly in the bike rack.
• The bike must have a lithium battery.
• The customer should remove the battery and bring it onboard the bus.

Please note that electric scooters are not allowed on the Bike Bus as they do not fit properly on the bike racks.
Don’t miss the opportunity to enjoy a seamless and sustainable commute with the Summer 2023 Bike Bus Program. Hop on board and make the most of this convenient transportation option for cyclists.