Note re: BC Bus Pass Program

January 12, 2024 by DABC

All bus passes and bus pass renewal stickers for 2024 were sent out in the first week of December. Some renewal packages may have arrived a bit later than in previous years. All Ministry clients should have received them before the end of December, but TransLink/BC Transit are allowing a two-week grace period just in case. That means clients can just show their Compass Card until their new sticker arrives.

If you are a Ministry client and have not received your new bus pass or renewal sticker, you can call the Ministry’s toll free number (1-866-866-0800), enter your Person ID or PIN, choose option 3, then option 1 to speak to an agent on the bus pass team.

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