FAQs

How Is Transit Funded In The RDN?

The RDN transit system is funded using a combination of provincial funding through BC Transit, local property taxes, passenger fares and advertising revenue.

Who Makes The Decisions?

Decisions on fares, routes and service levels are made by the RDN Board and the transit Select Committee based on information provided by BC Transit, RDN staff, and the public.

How Can I Have A Say?

Proposed service expansion and associated services changes are presented to the Transit Select Committee and then to the RDN Board for approval. If you would like to make a presentation to the Transit Select Committee, please go to the Appearing as a Delegation(External link) page and fill out the Delegation Request Form.

Also, keep your eye out on this page for opportunities to provide feedback on the various Transit related topics and projects.

What Are The Various Transit Service Levels?

In the RDN the various service levels are:

• Regular Service: Monday to Friday service as shown in Rider's Guide(External link).
• Saturday Level Service: Saturday service as shown in Rider's Guide(External link).
• Sunday Level Service: Sunday service as shown in Rider's Guide(External link).
• Holiday Level Service: Typically on statutory holidays, transit service operates on Sunday level service. Check out our website events calendar(External link), click on the holiday date to see our service level.

Stay up-to-date for route changes or for holiday services levels by following us on Twitter(External link).

How Do I Retrieve A Lost Item?

If you have lost something on board one of our buses you can contact us(External link) and we will check our lost & found inventory to try and re-connect you with your missing item.

All lost and found items are held for a maximum of 30 days. After 30 days items are donated to charitable organizations.