CMBC Services

Greater Vancouver, with a population of two million residents, is served by 180 bus routes. The 1,800-square kilometre area extends from Deep Cove in North Vancouver to White Rock near the U.S.A. border, and from Maple Ridge in the Fraser Valley to Point Grey on the Pacific Ocean.

Together with other TransLink subsidiaries including SkyTrain, West Coast Express, West Vancouver Blue Bus, HandyDART and Albion Ferry, CMBC completes a fully integrated transit system.

Coast Mountain Bus Company runs conventional buses, one of North America's largest electric trolley fleets, three B-Line rapid bus services, highway Express Coaches and Community Shuttle minibuses.  more

SeaBus, Coast Mountain Bus Company’s ferry system, was the first of its kind in the world. Designed and built in British Columbia, SeaBus vessels were launched in 1977.

SeaBus crosses Vancouver harbour daily, linking Vancouver and North Vancouver terminals. Each SeaBus is a double-ended catamaran with aluminium construction, offering high manoeuvrability and excellent stability.

SeaBus is wheelchair and scooter accessible. Bicycles may also be boarded.  more