Transit

FVRD Transit Services

Public transit in the Fraser Valley is delivered by BC Transit in partnership with local governments.

The FVRD administers three transit routes on behalf of municipal and First Nation partners:

  • Agassiz-Harrison (Route 71): Connects Agassiz, Harrison Hot Springs, and Chilliwack.
  • Hope (Route 72): Connects Hope and Agassiz via Highway 7.
  • Fraser Valley Express/FVX (Route 66): Connects Chilliwack and Abbotsford with Langley and Burnaby via Highway 1.
To learn how public transit is planned and administered in the region, and to explore ongoing transit initiatives, visit fvrd.ca/transitplanning.

Transit Information by Service

Fares, schedules, trip planning, and fare vendor locations vary by transit service. Select the applicable service below for the most up-to-date information from BC Transit.

Fares, Payment Methods & Passes

You can pay your bus fare using the Umo app, a reloadable Umo card, a contactless debit or credit card, or cash when boarding. Previously purchased paper fare products remain accepted but are no longer sold. 

Ride with Umo

Umo offers two ways to pay your fare:

  1. Umo app: Download the Umo Mobility app to your smartphone.
  2. Reloadable Umo card: Pick up a card free of charge from a BC Transit vendor.

Buy a pass or load cash through the Umo app, online at ca.umopass.com, at a vendor location, or by calling the Umo Customer Service Centre toll-free at 877-380-8181.

To find a Umo card vendor location, choose your transit system from the links above, then go to How to Pay → Where to Buy on BC Transit’s website.

For Umo tutorials and frequently asked questions, visit bctransit.com/umo.

Paying with Contactless Debit or Credit Card

Contactless Interac Debit, Visa, Mastercard, and American Express cards are accepted on fixed-route buses. Mobile wallets, including Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay, can also be used. When boarding, tap your card or mobile device on the onboard reader. Use one card or device per rider, and tap only one payment method at a time.

For more information, visit bctransit.com/contactless.

Paying with Cash

Cash is accepted when boarding the bus; exact change is required, as drivers cannot provide change. Fare amounts vary by transit service. Select the applicable transit system above for current fare information.

Kids Ride Free

Through the Province’s Get on Board program, children aged 12 and under ride free on all BC Transit and TransLink services. 

BC Transit’s Bus Ready program helps parents, guardians, and educators teach children how to navigate public transit safely and confidently.

BC Bus Pass Program

Low-income seniors and people receiving disability assistance may qualify for a subsidized annual bus pass through the Province’s BC Bus Pass Program.

For eligibility information, visit the BC Bus Pass Program or call 1-866-866-0800.

handyDART

The FVRD does not provide handyDART services. However, residents in the Chilliwack River Valley and Cultus Lake North may be eligible for handyDART services through the Chilliwack Transit System.

Visit Chilliwack handyDART or call 604-795-5121 for more information.