Vancouver SkyTrain

The Vancouver SkyTrain is an advanced rapid transit system that seamlessly connects various parts of Metro Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. With its driverless trains and extensive network, it offers efficient and reliable service to commuters and visitors alike.

Network Overview:
- Lines: The SkyTrain comprises three lines:
  - Expo Line: This line connects Downtown Vancouver with Burnaby, New Westminster, and Surrey. It operates two routes: one between Waterfront Station (Downtown Vancouver) and King George Station (Surrey), and the other between Waterfront Station and Production Way–University Station (Burnaby).
  - Millennium Line: Running from VCC–Clark Station to Lafarge Lake–Douglas Station, this line serves east Vancouver, Burnaby, Port Moody, and Coquitlam.
  - Canada Line: Travels between Downtown Vancouver, Vancouver International Airport (YVR), and Richmond.
- Total Track Length: The SkyTrain boasts 79.6 km (49.5 mi) of track.
- Stations: A total of 53 stations are spread across the three lines, with 6 additional stations currently under construction.
- Ridership: In 2023, the system recorded an annual ridership of 141,339,300 (approximately 446,400 passengers per weekday) during the fourth quarter.
Features:
- Driverless Trains: The SkyTrain operates fully automated trains on grade-separated tracks, ensuring safety and efficiency.
- Reliability: Commuters rely on the SkyTrain’s punctuality and consistent service.
- Accessibility: Stations and train cars are wheelchair accessible, and seamless connections exist with bus services.