Indigenous Artwork on New Trains
Indigenous artists are turning the new Mark V SkyTrain cars into bright, moving galleries that highlight culture, community, and connection.
TransLink is adding 47 new trains to our fleet, thanks to funding approved for the 10-Year Vision for Metro Vancouver transportation. Our new Mark V-model trains are longer than current trains with five interconnected cars and room for 25 per cent more customers. These trains allow us to expand SkyTrain service to new parts of the region, through the Province-built Broadway Subway and Surrey Langley SkyTrain extensions.
Mark V trains are now in service on Expo Line and will expand service to Millennium Line in future. Trains will continue to be delivered, tested, and added to our fleet one by one until the entire order is ready to serve Metro Vancouver in 2029.
We’ll continue to field test new trains intermittently throughout the week during non-peak times.
Please stay back and do not board test trains which are marked with signs and barriers in doorways.
Indigenous artists are turning the new Mark V SkyTrain cars into bright, moving galleries that highlight culture, community, and connection.
The new Mark V SkyTrain has officially entered service, offering riders a smoother, roomier, and more modern transit experience.
There are currently 7 new Mark V trains in active service along the Expo Line, as of Feb. 25, 2026.
A combination of forward-facing and side seating
Wider aisles with more standing room, handrails and new leaning pads to support standees
Increased space for bikes, luggage, and space for strollers, wheelchairs, and other mobility devices
New indicator lights around the doors improve safety and accessibility for customers by visually indicating door closure and emergency braking
A new “driver’s seat” decal at each end of the train for kids of all ages
New LCD digital passenger information displays that show next station and route information
Better heating and cooling than current trains with improved HVAC
These amenities and others are based on customer feedback received through an online survey and four public information sessions held in Jan. 2019. To learn about the survey results, please see the SkyTrain Fleet Expansion Engagement Summary Report.
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TransLink acknowledges we operate on the unceded territories of the First Nations, guardians of this land for countless generations.
As we connect communities throughout the region, TransLink is committed to honouring these long-time caretakers of the territory.
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