Want to get TransLink’s new Compass mini-trains? You’re already too late, unless you’re willing to pick one up at a big resale mark-up. Compass mini-trains went on sale at 9 a.m. Wednesday and ...

TransLink’s Compass card and fare gate system will be fully operational by next month, three years after the system was initially promised to be up and running. The transportation authority said ...

Bus users across Metro Vancouver will benefit from a temporary drop in fare prices as TransLink grapples with how to make the Compass Card effective across the system. Beginning Oct. 5, bus users will ...

Superhero fans and transit nerds alike in Metro Vancouver will have a chance to snap up some limited-edition fare cards on Friday — though they may need to have the speed of the Flash to score.

TransLink today (March 31) announced its new electronic fare card will be called Compass. The pre-paid electronic fare card will be part of a new network-wide fare-payment system that will incorporate ...

Metro Vancouver transit riders lined up Friday morning to get one of the new mini Compass Cards. Photo @Michael1957ff/Twitter TransLink has announced that it will be limiting the number of Compass ...

TransLink admits that although the new Compass Card payment system is meant to reduce fare evasion on the Metro Vancouver area's regional transit system, early beta testers have already found a ...

TransLink has pushed back the schedule for the roll out Compass, the transport’s electronic fare card that would eventually replace all current passes and tickets, including West Coast Express ...

TransLink made the first wearable payment option available to Lower Mainland riders on Monday, and they went fast. Photo TransLink On Monday, Dec. 3, TransLink made the first wearable payment option ...

Vancouverites are known to wait in line. We've toughed it out for brunch, ice cream, cheese cake and drivers' tests. Now, you can add transit wristbands to that list. TransLink's wearable wristbands, ...

The Shared Mobility Pilot Program will select Vancouver-based employers to provide their staff with co-branded Compass Cards for use on trips with four transit providers - TransLink, Modo, Evo, and ...

Transit users in Metro Vancouver are used to tapping in and out with their Compass cards – ever since the open gate policy at Canada Line and SkyTrain stations was permanently closed in July 2016. But ...