1. West Coast Express Olympic Schedule

Passengers waiting to board at Coquitlam Central stationThe West Coast Express operates from Monday to Friday excluding holidays, with five trains per day running from Mission to Vancouver in the morning peak hours and returning to Mission in the evening peak. A one-way trip takes 75 minutes, which is faster than driving to Downtown Vancouver.The commuter railway is owned by TransLink, the transportation authority of the region, and a member of the. The and Transit Security Officers conduct random fare inspections within the Fare Paid Zones at stations and on board trains. People caught without valid fare are removed from the train and may be fined $173. Contracted commissionaires provide station attendant services and a security presence, even checking fares on occasion at stations.

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Commissionaires do not conduct enforcement. Enforcement of fares and other regulations is conducted by the South Coast British Columbia Transportation Authority Police Service and Transit Security.Supplementary bus service Rail service is supplemented by bus No.

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701, which runs four eastbound and four westbound trips per weekday—one in the morning, one in the afternoon, and two in the evening—between. As with the West Coast Express itself, this bus service does not run on weekends and holidays.

TransLink's regular one-zone adult/concession fare rates apply to these trips. The eastbound bus makes regular stops until it reaches in and then runs non-stop for about 26 minutes to Mission City station.

This process is reversed for westbound buses. The entire one-way route is completed in 60–70 minutes.Prior services. 'TrainBuses' at Waterfront stationUntil December 30, 2016, the West Coast Express ran 'TrainBus' service, which provided additional service when trains were not running. The TrainBus provided two buses, one from in Maple Ridge and one from Mission City station, to Vancouver in the morning (after all westbound trains had departed) and five buses eastbound (two mid-day, and three after all eastbound trains had departed Waterfront), three of which extended to Mission, stopping only at West Coast Express stations. This service was replaced by bus No. The West Coast Express previously served, opened in 1995 along with the rest of the West Coast Express stations, in Port Moody. It was replaced in 2016 by Moody Centre station.Fares From Waterfront station, effective July 1, 2018: Destination (for adult fare)Zone 3:Port Moody, Coquitlam, Port CoquitlamZone 4:Pitt Meadows, Maple Meadows, Port HaneyZone 5:Mission CityOne-way (cash)$7.45$9.20$12.45One-way (stored value)$6.25$7.65$10.40Return pass$13.50$16.75$22.50Monthly pass$205.00$248.00$339.75Use of the on the West Coast Express began on June 8, 2015, along with new card vending machines.

Existing paper fares were honoured until July 24, 2015.West Coast Express fares can also be used as a three-zone fare on other TransLink services. A one-way fare expires 180 minutes from the time of purchase; all other fares work as an all-day pass. See TransLink Fares for more information on the pricing of the West Coast Express' fares.Fleet.

Bi-level coaches at Waterfront station TypeManufacturerModelUnitsNotesLocomotive5Nos. 906; Backup unit, arrived December 2006Rail coach4437 original units, 7 added in 2010Denotes wheelchair accessEach train consists of a / and between four and ten. The West Coast Express also operates an for backup. The total fleet of passenger coaches is 44. Each passenger carriage has a of 144 people.

Like many commuter railways, the West Coast Express uses operation; instead of moving the locomotive to the other end of the train, it is controlled remotely from a, allowing the train to run 'backwards'; this occurs during mornings, as during afternoons the locomotive is at the front of train. Passenger amenities include washrooms, a cappuccino bar, power outlets, wheelchair accessibility and space for bicycles.The carriages and locomotives are maintained by and, under the contract, operated by Bombardier Transportation over tracks which belong to the. Bombardier began a contract to operate the trains for the next five years, commencing on May 5, 2014. After May 2014, Track time is negotiated between TransLink and the CPR, which balances the use by the West Coast Express with its mainstay freight operation.

West Coast Express Olympic Schedule

Future TransLink's 2009 capital plan included upgrades to the Waterfront and Mission stations, and platform extensions to handle longer trains. In the 2009 10-Year Plan, TransLink also proposed a number of other improvements to West Coast Express service, some of the key improvements being:. Upgrades to passenger drop-off. Park and Ride expansion atThe company committed to maintaining the 2011 service levels to 2014. TransLink has been criticized for the low ridership of the West Coast Express and supports its expansion.' A 20-year service agreement between TransLink and the Canadian Pacific Railroad to operate the West Coast Express expired in 2015. Negotiations for renewal were initiated within the time period covered by this Base Plan.

A fuller understanding of the future interaction of the service with the Evergreen Line is required, as well as an understanding of the overall market for long distance travel in the corridor. Accordingly, TransLink initiated the development of a West Coast Express Strategy in 2011 to consult with stakeholders and examine the issues. Completion of the strategy is expected in 2012, with subsequent implementation work expected to identify appropriate future service and infrastructure requirements.' A proposal in the 2009 10-Year Plan for a new station in did not appear in the 2012 ten-year plan. Plans for a new station in northern to service Simon Fraser University have been indefinitely postponed.Accidents On July 18, 2011, at just after 7:10 am, a westbound West Coast Express train collided with a person on the tracks at Coquitlam Central station. Police confirmed that the death was not suspicious. According to TransLink, this was the first time in the train's 16-year operation that someone had been hit at Coquitlam Central.On January 23, 2018, train No.

4 was involved in a police incident east of the Second Narrows Bridge. This caused the cancellation of train No. 5, and kept many passengers on train No. 4 stranded for hours. References.

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