Between April 2-4, Kelowna residents were invited to come on board our Transit Future Bus and learn more about the Kelowna RapidBus Project, coming soon to West
Kelowna and the Westbank First Nation.

We were pleased to engage in countless great conversations about the project, and answer people's questions.

Over 140 people came on board to find out more about the RapidBus project.

Information in the form of posters, maps, photos, graphs, etc. were posted throughout the bus, and our Transit Future team was there to discuss it all.

A big thanks to everyone who took the time to come on board with us in West Kelowna.

Our Transit Future bus visited Vernon, Coldstream and Lumby between March 14 and 18, 2013. The Transit Future team received lots of great feedback on transit service in the area.

At the Schubert Centre, we were pleased to welcome many seniors on board to share their input.

The creative art of this young rider was displayed on the bus. Thanks for your hard work!

Coldstream lived up to its chilly-sounding name during the Transit Future Bus visit, but the snow didn't stop the Transit Future team from having a great day, or deter locals from stopping by!

Students at Clarence Fulton Secondary listened eagerly, explored and shared their thoughts on board the bus.

From December 1-7, 2012 our Transit Future Bus visited the Sunshine Coast. On December 4, we were pleased to welcome 132 people on board the Transit Future bus at the Sechelt Canadian Tire!

This little boy showed us his vision for the future of transit on the Sunshine Coast through his art.

Our transit future team caught a great action shot of mother and son getting off the bus together!

At Cheatelech Secondary, we chatted with 25 Media 9 students and a Communications class of 10 on board the Transit Future bus.

On board the BC Ferries, our Transit Future team talked with passengers to hear their thoughts on public transit on the Sunshine Coast. What a beautiful ferry ride from Horsehoe Bay to Langdale!

Thank you Sunshine Coast for welcoming us and sharing your feedback!

Between October 25 and October 31, 2012 we welcomed over 1300 people on board the Transit Future bus in the North Okanagan.

We appreciate visions for the future of transit in all forms - but one of our favourite methods is the carefully created artwork of young riders.

The Transit Future team was pleased to have the opportunity to visit Clarence Fulton Secondary.

Too cute!

Sharing thoughts for the future of transit in the North Okanagan by playing "the Game Plan" at our iPad station

After great visits in Vernon, Lumby, Coldstream and Armstrong, the Transit Future bus concluded its time in the North Okanagan, taking with us lots of great information from local residents.

Our Transit Future Bus visited the Regional District of Nanaimo in October 2012.

The first stop was the Nanaimo Pumpkin Festival. Many young riders came on board fully decked out in their trick-or-treating attire.

Riders of all ages were excited to try out "the Game Plan" at our iPad stations.

Outdoor festivals can require a lot of walking, so this little guy was fortunate enough to find his own alternative method of transportation. Meanwhile Mom shared her vision for the future of transit in RDN.

Like many of the people that come on board, this gentleman had many interesting transit stories to share with us.

A big thanks to everyone in Nanaimo, Cedar, Lantzville, Parksville, and Qualicum Beach who came on board the bus and helped us shape our RDN 25 year Transit Future Plan!

A record-breaking number of people came onboard the bus at the Canada Day event in Prince George!

Mommy receives some help with the Game Plan at the iPad station

Our Transit Future team loves to hear and discuss your feedback

A big "thank you" to everyone who shared their vision with us!

Campbell River Acting Mayor Mary Storry at the kick-off

Regional Transit Manager Myrna Moore, City Transportation Manager Drew Hadfield & Director of Regional Transit Peter Rantucci

Driver John Clark

Driver Jonathan in his Canuck colours

Open house at Pier St. Market

Cruising by Shoppers Row

Thanks for all the great feedback!

We don’t usually let people put their feet on the seats, but…

BC Transit VP & COO Mike Davis with Chilliwack Mayor Sharon Gaetz

Over 150 people visited the bus

And we received nearly 100 comments on the displays

BC Transit President & CEO Manuel Achadinha, Mission Mayor James Atebe, Abbotsford Mayor George W. Peary

Discussing the 25-year vision

In Fall 2011, the Transit Future bus, along with the team, returned to Kamloops

We appreciate the feedback!

A future rider concentrating very hard on creating a picture of his vision for Kamloops transit  

Inside the transit future bus
 

Transit Planner Emily Flett welcomes Transit Future kids on board…

then she put them to work at the iPad stations...

and drawing buses!
 

Inside the transit future bus
 

Here’s what you had to say about your future transit network

Kamloops-North Thompson MLA Terry Lake kicking off the Transit Future tour at TRU

Kamloops Mayor Peter Milobar
 

Our VP and CIO, Brian Anderson
 

Stakeholder meeting in March

 

Regional Transit Manager Myrna Moore (L) with stakeholders
 

CVRD Manager Jim Wakeham (R) with stakeholders
 

Stakeholder feedback

 

The Transit Future Bus in Chemainus
 

Colin Oakes, Manager of Cowichan Valley Regional Transit

Outside Island Saving Centre during a Capitals game

Drawing a bus
 

Feedback in Mill Bay

Demonstrating the bike racks

Orchard Plaza
 

Some of the Transit Future Team
 

Transit Future Ambassador, Frank
 

UBCO students playing The Game Plan at onboard iPad stations

BC Transit President & CEO Manuel Achadinha playing The Game Plan

Outside Rapid Transit Open House

Douglas Street

Canadian Forces Base in Esquimalt

Camosun College

Talking with the public

The 25-yr Network Map

IPad station & Kids Zone

Metchosin Fair

Matthew tells us why he takes transit.

Kevin tells us why he takes transit.

Rolando tells us why he takes transit.

Jay tells us why she and Sam take transit.