BC Transit launched Umo in the Prince George Transit System in April 2024, introducing the Umo mobility app, reloadable Umo cards, and improved fare products. […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George have announced a seasonal service change, effective September 1, 2024. To reflect an increase in demand, school […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are advising customers of some upcoming seasonal changes to the transit system, starting April 21, 2024. With […]
BC Transit’s Umo (pronounced “you-mo”) electronic fare system is now live in the Prince George Regional Transit System. Umo introduces contactless payment methods and new […]
BC Transit’s new electronic fare payment system, Umo (pronounced “you-mo”), is coming to the Prince George Transit System. In a few weeks, Umo will be […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are announcing a seasonal service change, effective September 5, 2023. To reflect an increase in demand, school […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are making seasonal adjustments to two bus routes that cater to post-secondary students, effective April 23, 2023. […]
BC Transit and its local government partners are announcing special New Year’s Eve service in Prince George. December 31 – Extended evening service until 3 […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are announcing seasonal adjustments for the upcoming school year, starting on September 6, 2022. With the return […]
BC Transit has launched NextRide, its Automatic Vehicle Location technology, in the Prince George Transit System. Following several weeks of testing and training, the new […]
BC Transit, the Regional District of Bulkley Nechako (RDBN) and the Regional District of Kitimat Stikine (RDKS) are seeking input from residents on transit service […]
BC Transit has officially launched Voice of the Rider, an online engagement platform where people can share their feedback and discuss ways to improve the […]
BC Transit and the City of Prince George are announcing seasonal adjustments to two routes that cater to UNBC students, effective April 24, 2022. These […]
BC Transit is advising customers of continued disruptions in the Prince George Transit System due to the ongoing impacts of COVID-19 on employee wellness. This […]
BC Transit has signed a contract with Consat for the next phase of the NextRide program that will enhance customer experience and increase ridership throughout […]
Starting January 2, the City of Prince George and BC Transit are adding transit service to the Prince George Transit System. This expansion includes the […]
VICTORIA – Three years after bringing an interim bus service to B.C.’s northern communities, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is still working on a […]
Following the guidance of the Provincial Health Officer and WorkSafeBC, and in alignment with TransLink, BC Transit will be recommending the use of face coverings […]
BC Transit and its partner communities across the province are once again offering the popular GradPASS program for graduating Grade 12 students. High school graduates […]
The City of Prince George and BC Transit will celebrate Bike to Work Week and Clean Air Day by offering participating cyclists free rides. Customers […]
BC Transit has updated its mandatory face covering policy to align with the mandatory mask order implemented by the province. It is required that customers […]
Passengers in Prince George will soon see buses equipped with full driver doors designed to protect the health and safety of BC Transit operators. Retrofits […]
BC Transit, in alignment with TransLink and other transportation agencies, will be proceeding with mandatory use of face coverings on buses in BC Transit communities […]
BC Transit, in alignment with TransLink and other transportation agencies, will be proceeding with mandatory use of face coverings on buses in BC Transit communities […]
A province-wide advertising campaign launched today, encouraging considerate etiquette on board BC Transit buses, including the wearing of face coverings (for those who have no […]
Transit buses are continuing to run during the COVID-19 pandemic as people need to get out and get groceries and other essentials. However, changes are […]
A pair of donated buses are opening valuable training opportunities for students in the College of New Caledonia’s (CNC) heavy mechanical trades program. The donation […]
Prince George city council will be considering increasing transit fees at tonight’s city council meeting. Staff has recommended slight increases in most rate categories, estimating […]
Implementing transit services along Highway 16 has received high honours from the Canadian Urban Transit Association (CUTA) and the premier of British Columbia. CUTA acknowledged […]
Due to paving at the Spruceland Transit exchange, on Thursday, October 25, all buses that ordinarily stop at the exchange, along both Central Street West […]
Prince George will be receiving three new transit buses next month. The 35-foot medium duty Vicinity buses will help better meet the transit needs of […]
BY BILL PHILLIPS bill@pgdailynews.ca It’s been just over a month since the province launched the BC Bus North service and ridership is growing, says Erinn […]
Effective July 2, transit users in Prince George should expect seasonal service changes to reflect the lower demand for transit service when schools are not […]
Three new buses have been rolled out for BC Transit’s Highway 16 routes between Smithers and Prince George. The three new vehicles, unveiled in Burns […]
Three new BC Transit Vicinity buses are coming to Prince George. The new buses are made by Grande West Transportation International Ltd., based in Aldergrove, […]
Starting September 5, transit users of the Prince George Transit System will enjoy expanded service hours on weekends and more efficient weekday service on several […]