Free Transit for Veterans on Remembrance Day
In recognition of their service and sacrifice, TransLink will offer free transit to veterans and active military personnel on Remembrance Day, Tuesday, November 11.
Eligible Customers
Free transit is available to veterans, active members of the Canadian Armed Forces, police and fire personnel, Canadian Coast Guard members, officers from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, and BC Ambulance Service personnel.
These individuals must present their badge, military ID, Veteran’s Service Card, or be in uniform to access the free transit service.
Transit Access Details
- Veterans and eligible customers do not need to tap their Compass Card for buses and HandyDART trips.
- An accessible fare gate at SkyTrain and SeaBus stations will remain open from 8 a.m. on Remembrance Day.
- Regular holiday fares apply to other customers on Tuesday, November 11.
National Indigenous Veterans Day Recognition
TransLink will also honour National Indigenous Veterans Day on Saturday, November 8, acknowledging the sacrifices of Indigenous veterans and their important role in global peace and security.
Community Support
The Royal Canadian Legion will distribute poppies by donation at various transit hubs across Metro Vancouver.
Customers are encouraged to use transit to attend Remembrance Day ceremonies throughout the region.
"TransLink will honour veterans and active military personnel this Remembrance Day by offering them free transit."
Author's summary: TransLink supports veterans and active service members by providing free transit on Remembrance Day and highlights the contributions of Indigenous veterans, encouraging participation in local ceremonies.