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VI Connector Route VI Connector Route January 9th 2021 to March 31st 2021 Schedule Northbound NB1 Southbound SB1 Victoria - Bus Depot DP 9:45 Campbell River Bus Depot DP 9:30 Victoria - Douglas and Finlayson 9:50 Oyster River - Island Hwy S at Glenmore Road 9:50 Victoria - Douglas and Saanich Road 9:55 Black Creek - Shell Gas Station 9:55 View Royal - Helmcken Overpass P 10:00 Merville - Esso Gas Station 10:00 Langford - Leigh Road Overpass 10:05 Courtenay - Driftwood Mall Transit Exchange 10:30 Mill Bay - Shopping Centre 10:35 Royston - Hwy 19A at Royston Road 10:35 Cobble Hill - Valley View Mall 10:40 Union Bay - Post Office 10:40 Cowichan Bay - Koksilah Transit Exchange 10:45 Buckley Bay - BC Ferries Terminal 10:45 Duncan - Bus Depot 10:55 Fanny Bay - Lighthouse RV Park 10:50 Chemainus - Co-Op Gas Station 11:10 Bowser - Magnolia Court 10:55 Ladysmith - 49th Parallel Grocery 11:20 Qualicum Bay - Hwy 19A at Lions Way 11:00 Nanaimo - Cassidy Airport (YCD) 11:30 Qualicum Beach - Visitor Info Centre 11:10 Nanaimo - Port Place Mall D 11:45 Parksville - Community Center 11:30 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) AR 12:00 Nanaimo - Woodgrove D 11:55 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) DP 12:45 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) AR 12:10 Nanaimo - Woodgrove P 12:55 Nanaimo - Bus Depot (Departure Bay) DP 13:00 Parksville - Community Center 13:15 Nanaimo - Port Place Mall P 13:10 Qualicum Beach - Visitor Info Centre 13:25 Nanaimo - Cassidy Airport (YCD) 13:25 Qualicum Bay - Hwy 19A at Lions Way 13:35 Ladysmith - 49th Parallel Grocery 13:35 Bowser - Magnolia Court 13:45 Chemainus - Co-Op Gas Station 13:45 Fanny Bay - Lighthouse RV Park 13:50 Duncan - Bus Depot 14:00 Buckley Bay - BC Ferries Terminal 14:00 Cowichan Bay - Koksilah Transit Exchange 14:05 Union Bay - Post Office 14:05 Cobble Hill - Valley View Mall 14:10 Royston - Hwy 19A at Royston Road 14:10 Mill Bay - Shopping Centre 14:15 Courtenay - Driftwood Mall Transit Exchange 14:25 Langford - Leigh Road Overpass 14:35 Merville - Esso Gas Station 14:40 View Royal - Helmcken Overpass D 14:45 Black Creek - Shell Gas Station 14:45 Victoria - Douglas and Saanich Road 14:50 Oyster River - Island Hwy S at Glenmore Road 14:50 Victoria - Douglas and Finlayson 15:00 Campbell River - Bus Depot AR 15:10 Victoria - Bus Depot AR 15:15 Days of Week in Operation: Days of Week in Operation: Victoria to Nanaimo Route Only Campbell River to Nanaimo Route Only ~ Operates Thursdays to Sundays Only ~ ~ Operates Fridays & Sundays Only ~ (Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays) (Fridays & Sundays) Nanaimo to Campbell River Route Only Nanaimo to Victoria Route Only ~ Operates Fridays & Sundays Only ~ ~ Operates Fridays to Mondays Only ~ (Fridays & Sundays) (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, Mondays) Legend: Important Note: The Company reserves the right to cancel a route or departure in case of not Departure Time DP enough pre-reserved travelers, or inclement weather if deemed necessary. As such, The Company recommends all passengers book their travel at least Arrival Time AR three days in advance if possible. Passengers who wish to purchase a walk-up ticket on the day of travel are advised to call ahead and check that the Stop is Drop Off Only D route/departure they wish to travel on is running that day before making their way to any of our bus stops. Passengers who have pre-purchased tickets Stop is Pickup Only P on a bus that is cancelled will be eligible for a full refund..
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