UBC and Downtown buses are the most affected.
For anyone using transit in Metro Vancouver today, your bus may be delayed, detoured or not show up at all.
TransLink has suspended 10 routes across the city at 8:50 a.m. today, Feb. 28, due to road conditions as the region gets covered in another late-season blanket of snow. Many of the routes affected connect with the downtown core or UBC.The routes suspended as of 9:30 a.m. are: At the same time other routes have detours to help get around poor road conditions; some routes are stopping before their normal terminal destination to avoid issues, as well. For a full list, check the TransLink website.
HandyDART services have been impacted as well, according to TransLink's website with reduced service levels during the snow. Good morning everyone! Twitter is now open, and Customer Info will open at 6:30. We will continually monitor the system and update you with any changes that are happening. You can stay up to date here: https://t.co/T64QY3zISe. Stay warm and stay safe out there. ^MR
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