Transit

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

Local and interregional transit services are provided by three separate transit systems (Chilliwack, Central Fraser Valley, and FVRD).

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

  • Agassiz-Harrison (Route 71): travels between Agassiz and Harrison to Chilliwack
  • Hope (Route 72): travels between Agassiz and Hope.
  • Fraser Valley Express or FVX (Route 66): travels between Chilliwack, Abbotsford, Langley, and Burnaby (Lougheed Town Centre).

For fares, schedules, trip planning, and route maps specific to your transit system, visit bctransit.com. Tip: Click “Change Transit System” at the top right of the page to ensure your transit system is selected.

Fares & Passes

Bus fare can be paid using the Umo app, a reloadable Umo card, or cash upon boarding. Previously purchased paper-fare products are still accepted but no longer sold.

Ride with Umo!

  1. Download the Umo app or pick up a reloadable card at a BC Transit vendor.
  2. Load your Umo card or app with cash or purchase a pass using the app, website, by visiting a vendor, or calling 877-380-8181.

Cash balances on Umo products can be used on any BC Transit system; however, passes are only valid for the transit system or route they are purchased for.

For UMO tutorials and FAQs, visit bctransit.com/umo.

For additional support, call the Umo Customer Service Centre toll-free at 877‑380‑8181 (7 days a week).

Paying with Cash

Cash is accepted when boarding the bus (exact change only; drivers cannot provide change). Fare details are available at bctransit.com. Debit and credit card payment options will be available soon.

Kids Ride Free

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

BC Transit’s Bus Readyprogram, helps parents and educators teach children how to navigate public transit.

BC Bus Pass Program

Low-income seniors and persons receiving disability assistance may qualify for an annual bus pass at reduced or no cost through the province’s BC Bus Pass Program.

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.

Transit Planning

To learn more about the how public transit is planned and administered in the region, and to learn about current FVRD transit initiatives, go to fvrd.ca/transitplanning.