Winter Travel Guide
Winter travel can be challenging – but if you stay warm, bright, and properly prepared, you can strut with confidence.
Winter Travel Tips
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Go slow and step carefully, the floors may be slippery.
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Hang on while the bus or train is in motion.
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Walk, don’t rush for your train or bus.
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Wear shoes with good grip that are good for ice and snow.
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Dress warmly as you may be outside for longer than normal.
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Wear clothing that is visible with reflective accessories.
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Allow for extra commuting time. Transit may be busier than usual, and there may be longer waits for certain services.
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Watch for your bus. Drivers may not be able to pull into a bus stop, and instead will stop in an area that is safe and accessible nearby.
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Be courteous and give your fellow passengers space.
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Wear your mask, they’re mandatory.
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Avoid touching your face and sanitize often.
Tools and Support
When travelling in winter, remember to:
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Plan ahead: use Trip Planner to know where you’re going and give yourself extra time in case there are unexpected delays.
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Check for disruptions by visiting the Alerts page, or sign up for Transit Alerts to get real-time updates sent straight to your phone or through email.
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Ask for help from our Customer Information Team — via Twitter, Live Chat, or phone (604.953.3333).
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COVID-19 Precautions: monitor how you're feeling and please stay home when you're unwell. View more COVID-19 transit safety tips.
