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Fares on buses are all one zone, all day, every day. You tap to board (tap in), but you do not tap when you get off (tap out), even though there are card readers at the back doors.

Fares on buses are all one zone, all day, every day. You tap to board (tap in), but you do not tap when you get off (tap out), even though there are card readers at the back doors.

Public Transit The trip from YVR to downtown Vancouver takes only 26 minutes on a two zone fare of $4.25, plus the $5.00 Canada Line YVR AddFare. The YVR AddFare is waived if you have a pre-purchased fare, e.g. a day pass, monthly pass or a Fare Saver ticket.

Public Transit The trip from YVR to downtown Vancouver takes only 26 minutes on a two zone fare of $4.25, plus the $5.00 Canada Line YVR AddFare. The YVR AddFare is waived if you have a pre-purchased fare, e.g. a day pass, monthly pass or a Fare Saver ticket.

You'll be charged the Single fare to the end of the journey of the bus you were travelling on - so please remember to 'Tap off'!

There are four ways of paying your fare: Cash in exact change (bus only). Single use Compass Ticket, which can be purchased at vending machines at SeaBus, SkyTrain and West Coast Express stations, and at select London Drugs locations. Machines accept cash, credit and debit cards.

You'll be charged the Single fare to the end of the journey of the bus you were travelling on - so please remember to 'Tap off'!

Ticket Machines: You'll find Skytrain Ticket Machines on all Canada Line station platforms. They accept cash, credit and debit/ATM cards. At YVR, you may also buy Skytrain tickets at the 7-Eleven Store downstairs on Level 1 in the Domestic Terminal building.

There are four ways of paying your fare: Cash in exact change (bus only). Single use Compass Ticket, which can be purchased at vending machines at SeaBus, SkyTrain and West Coast Express stations, and at select London Drugs locations. Machines accept cash, credit and debit cards.

Buses and HandyDART are a one-zone fare and require tap in only. But you still need to tap out on rail and SeaBus. To request a refund, please call Compass Customer Service at 604.398. 2042.

Ticket Machines: You'll find Skytrain Ticket Machines on all Canada Line station platforms. They accept cash, credit and debit/ATM cards. At YVR, you may also buy Skytrain tickets at the 7-Eleven Store downstairs on Level 1 in the Domestic Terminal building.

Paying Your Fare Paying on the Bus and HandyDART. Using a Compass Card, Compass Ticket, contactless payment cards, or mobile wallet. ... Paying on SkyTrain, SeaBus, and West Coast Express. Using a Compass Card, Compass Ticket, contactless payment cards, or mobile wallet. ... Proof of Payment. ... Paying as a Group.

Commuters in Metro Vancouver can now use their contactless debit cards to pay for a bus or SkyTrain trip, TransLink says. The transit authority said in a statement that any debit cards with Interac capability can now be used to tap in and out at SkyTrain fare gates or buses.

Buses and HandyDART are a one-zone fare and require tap in only. But you still need to tap out on rail and SeaBus. To request a refund, please call Compass Customer Service at 604.398. 2042.

It is important to tap on and off with the same card or device at the start and end of each trip to ensure you are charged the correct fare for your journey. If you forget to tap on or off or tap on and off using two different cards or devices, you will have an incomplete journey/s resulting in a default fare/s.

In order to appeal your ticket, you must: fill out a Notice of Appeal form and. send the appeal form to the TransLink Fare Infraction Administration office within 30 days from the dispute decision date (except as set out in section 5 of the Bylaw).

Commuters in Metro Vancouver can now use their contactless debit cards to pay for a bus or SkyTrain trip, TransLink says. The transit authority said in a statement that any debit cards with Interac capability can now be used to tap in and out at SkyTrain fare gates or buses.

Here's how much more you'll pay to ride. The fare increase will come into effect in July. At the annual general meeting Wednesday (March 29), the TransLink Board of Directors voted to proceed with a scheduled average 2.3 per cent fare increase that will come into effect in July 2023.

Paying Your Fare Paying on the Bus and HandyDART. Using a Compass Card, Compass Ticket, contactless payment cards, or mobile wallet. ... Paying on SkyTrain, SeaBus, and West Coast Express. Using a Compass Card, Compass Ticket, contactless payment cards, or mobile wallet. ... Proof of Payment. ... Paying as a Group.

Commuters in Metro Vancouver can now use their contactless debit cards to pay for a bus or SkyTrain trip, TransLink says. The transit authority said in a statement that any debit cards with Interac capability can now be used to tap in and out at SkyTrain fare gates or buses.

It is important to tap on and off with the same card or device at the start and end of each trip to ensure you are charged the correct fare for your journey. If you forget to tap on or off or tap on and off using two different cards or devices, you will have an incomplete journey/s resulting in a default fare/s.

In order to appeal your ticket, you must: fill out a Notice of Appeal form and. send the appeal form to the TransLink Fare Infraction Administration office within 30 days from the dispute decision date (except as set out in section 5 of the Bylaw).

Commuters in Metro Vancouver can now use their contactless debit cards to pay for a bus or SkyTrain trip, TransLink says. The transit authority said in a statement that any debit cards with Interac capability can now be used to tap in and out at SkyTrain fare gates or buses.

Here's how much more you'll pay to ride. The fare increase will come into effect in July. At the annual general meeting Wednesday (March 29), the TransLink Board of Directors voted to proceed with a scheduled average 2.3 per cent fare increase that will come into effect in July 2023.