Help plan the future of transit in North Delta, Surrey, White Rock<\/p>\n
Published 12:18 pm Thursday, February 19, 2026<\/p>\n
TransLink invites North Delta, Surrey and White Rock residents to weigh in on the future of public and active transportation in the region.<\/p>\n
The transit authority has launched the first phase of public engagement for its South of Fraser East Area Transport Plan, which will guide improvements over the next 15 years in some of Metro Vancouver\u2019s fastest-growing communities, including how the Surrey Langley SkyTrain will connect with the rest of the regional network.<\/p>\n
In a recent press release, TransLink\u2019s notes significant growth and development have occurred across the study area since the last South of Fraser Area Transport Plan was completed in 2007, and many of the bus routes that serve the area today cross municipal boundaries.<\/p>\n
To better reflect how travel patterns have evolved, the new plan will look at each community\u2019s needs while also identifying shared challenges and opportunities to improve transit service and connections.<\/p>\n
The plan will consider opportunities like new or expanded bus routes, improved service and reliability on key corridors, safety and accessibility upgrades, and better connections for cycling, walking, and goods movement, notes a recent press release.<\/p>\n
\u201cGrowth south of the Fraser is happening fast, and transit has to keep up in a way that matches how people actually travel,\u201d TransLink CEO Kevin Quinn said in a press release. \u201cThis engagement is a real opportunity to influence what improvements come next, and where they\u2019re needed most. We\u2019re listening, and your feedback will help guide the plan and the priorities that follow.\u201d<\/p>\n