About Coast Mountain Bus Company

Coast Mountain Bus Company (CMBC) operates conventional buses, smaller community shuttles, SeaBus and, a fleet of state-of-the-art trolley buses in Greater Vancouver, in the largest single transit service area in Canada.

Our comprehensive service which is grounded in safety, reliability, community service and innovation attracts 600,000 passenger trips (boardings) per day along 195 bus routes in a 1,800-square-kilometer region that extends from Deep Cove in North Vancouver to White Rock on the U.S. border and from Maple Ridge in the Fraser Valley to Point Grey on the Pacific Ocean.

CMBC was created on Apr. 1, 1999 as part of the family of operating subsidiaries under TransLink, the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority. As part of the TransLink family, CMBC joins other subsidiaries, including SkyTrain, West Coast Express, HandyDART, Albion Ferry and West Vancouver Blue Bus, to complete a fully integrated transit system.

Coast mountain Bus Company's vision is to excel in providing service to its customers. The company continues a proud history of service the public that dates back to 1890 when the first electric streetcars were introduced on the streets of Vancouver.

CMBC values each contribution from its more than 5,200 employees, working directly with the public or behind the scenes.

CMBC includes approximately 3,350 bus operators and more than 830 maintenance employees working out of seven transit operating centres.

SeaBus, with its head office in North Vancouver, is operated by approximately 75 employees, including marine attendants, deck officers, engineers, coordinators, and office staff.

In addition, approximately 945 employees provide service planning, scheduling, training, security, and a variety of administrative services for the transit centres, SeaBus, and CMBC’s head office located in Surrey, British Columbia. Please feel free to contact us for more information on CMBC or the services we provide.