Squamish Transit Rider's FAQ

Planning a trip via Squamish Transit? Here are the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions. 

You can also download the Rider’s Guide for additional details on pass programs, rider etiquette, accessibility and more. 

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Squamish Transit Rider's FAQ

• How much is a single cash fare?

  A single cash fare is $2 for adults, students and seniors. Children 12 and under ride for free. Student and senior discounts are available on 10-ticket packages, or monthly passes. 

• My children are under 12. Do they need to show proof of age in order to ride for free?

  No. Children aged 12 and under should communicate their age with the bus driver at the time of boarding to ride for free.

• Where can I find bus schedules online?

  You can find detailed rider information, schedules and trip planning tools online at bctransit.com/squamish.

• Are there discounted passes for students and seniors?

  Yes. Students and seniors can save on fares by purchasing a discounted monthly pass for $20. Valid identification is required for persons 65 or over, students in full-time attendance to Grade 12 or at a post-secondary school. 

• Where can I buy a monthly pass?

  Monthly passes are available for sale at Municipal Hall, Brennan Park Recreation Centre and Walmart. 

• Where can I buy books of tickets?

  10-Ticket packages are available for sale at Municipal Hall and Brennan Park Recreation Centre for $18.