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Vancouver is known for its art galleries and the Museum of Anthropology. In order to visit these city attractions, one needs to ascertain the means of transport available to reach there. Students who are planning to settle down in Vancouver should also consider undertaking research on the transport options available near them. • Finding affordable and easy living options is one thing, but finding one that is close to vital transport links is an equally important point to consider. This article has additional details pertaining to these transport facilities and suggestions for students to find accommodations near the same. • The transportation system of Vancouver has many of features that resemble the transit system of modern cities worldwide. Vancouver was ranked second for having the most sustainable public transportation system across North America. It has the most accessible and convenient public transport system so that the visitors can travel around the city without any hassle. Most of Vancouver’s top attractions are reachable via the public transport system which is run by the ‘Translink’ regional transportation authority of Vancouver. Apart from these, Vancouver also has an extensive network of bicycle paths. • Here are more details on Vancouver’s network of buses, trains, and ferries with information about transport links close to the student apartment near University of British Columbia.
Bus Services in Vancouver • Vancouver has a great many bus routes useful for visitors and also students who are staying outside the downtown area. Operating as a bus service, under a subsidiary of Translink known by the name of Coast Mountain Bus Company, the bus service in Vancouver plies throughout most of the region. The buses operating across the city are well-equipped that makes them wheelchair accessible with much space to carry two wheelchairs and bicycles as well. The buses also have wheelchair lifts, reading lights, bicycle racks, and high back reclining seats. In addition to the standard bus services, there are three rapid bus routes plying across the city, called ‘B Line’ which includes the 98 B Line route from the airport into the city. The frequency of these buses ranges from every couple of minutes running within downtown Vancouver. Student accommodation Vancouver in these suburban areas has close connectivity to these bus services.
The SkyTrain Service in Vancouver • These metro lines are the Expo Line, Canada Line, and The Millennium Line. This metro service was built for the Expo 86 World's Fair and ever since its operation, has been the world's longest automated light rapid transit system. This metro service runs on Vancouver’s SkyBridge which is the world's longest transit-only bridge. This metro system offers fast and efficient service between the downtown region and Metro Vancouver’s suburbs. The GEC Granville student accommodation in Vancouver is at Drake street which is just a 7-minutes walk away from Yaletown-Roundhouse Station.
SeaBus Services in Vancouver • These metro lines are the Expo Line, Canada Line, and The Millennium Line. This metro service was built for the Expo 86 World's Fair and ever since its operation, has been the world's longest automated light rapid transit system. This metro service runs on Vancouver’s SkyBridge which is the world's longest transit-only bridge. This metro system offers fast and efficient service between the downtown region and Metro Vancouver’s suburbs. The GEC Granville student accommodation in Vancouver is at Drake street which is just a 7-minutes walk away from Yaletown-Roundhouse Station.
