Bus

Commuting made super easy
Noteworthy for: Most suburban buses are wheelchair friendly and also have bike racks on the front.

Word to the wise: The bus services will get you to more specific places than the rigid SkyTrain. The West Side, in particular, is well served by buses.
Vancouver has an extensive network of blue and white buses, with many routes conveniently incorporating stops at SkyTrain stations. The buses themselves are spacious and comfortable, and while they can get packed during peak hour, are ideal for crossing the city during the day.

Tickets are available on the bus with correct change, SkyTrain/SeaBus station vending machines and selected stores, and are also valid on the SeaBus and SkyTrain. Zone 1 covers all of downtown, East and South Vancouver, Zone 2 covers Burnaby and North Vancouver, and Zone 3 goes into Greater Vancouver. Timetables and route information are updated regularly and available online.

For Whistler and destinations further afield (including Seattle) serviced by coaches, head to Pacific Central Station, next to the Main Street Skytrain station.