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Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. by Transit Seattle to Vancouver, B.C. by transit MONDAY to FRIDAY timetable Notes Journey can only be Location City Bus Route Departure/Arrival Times Fare made at listed times. 4th Ave & Seattle Sound Transit 510 5:55 6:25 6:55 7:25 $2.50 All buses have bicycle Union St Everett AM AM AM AM racks. However, in Down- town Seattle, bikes may Everett Station Everett 6:39 7:09 7:39 8:09 only be loaded at the first Skagit Transit 90X 6:50 7:50 8:25 $2.00 and last stops of the Ride Skagit Station Mount Vernon from Bay A4 or A5 7:35 8:35 9:10 Free Area. First stop for ST WTA 80X 7:45 8:45 10:45 $2.00 510 is 4th & Jackson. Last Bellingham Express stop is Olive & Terry. Bellingham Bellingham 8:30 9:30 11:30 WTA 232, 331 run every Station WTA 232, 331 or 15 9:10 9:25 11:55 12:10 $0.75 15 minutes. 232 is fastest. Cordata Station Bellingham from Gate 7, 8 or 9 9:31 9:46 12:16 12:31 There is sufficient layover time in Bellingham to have WTA 55 10:00 12:45 Show breakfast in nearby restau- Blaine/Birch Bay Transfer Blaine City Hall Blaine 11:00 13:45 rants or cafes. Walk or Bike across the border (See suggested path below) To cross into Canada, Two options White Rock, PASSPORT or its equivalent REQUIRED for U.S. Citizens walk through Peace Arch See map below British Absolutely NO guarantees that you will make it into Canada. Park, follow the pedestrian path through the vehicle Columbia Translink C51 Both depart at :00 and :30 past C $5 checkpoints, out the other or the hour. Bus-only travel time: 3-Zone side, and turn left into the White Rock White Rock Translink 375 C51 is 8 min, 375 is 25 min fare C51 to White Rock Centre Centre building to get cleared. Translink 351 12:16 12:46 15:14 Validate Bus Your clearing time may 375 White Rock South Stevens St stop Vancouver Transfer Marine Drive 8 Avenue Burrard Station, Vancouver8 Avenue 13:26 13:56 16:29 vary (5-15 minutes) de- from Bay 5 Semiahmoo Park Bus stop Downtown PM PM PM pending on how many questions are asked. WHITE ROCKTotal time 7Route hours A and 31 minutes minimum Total cost US$7.25 Pedestrian 3.3 km Do know your itinerary. Beach Road + C $5 Bridge Translink buses accept Note: After Sept 7, 2009 Route 351 will depart White Rock Centre every 15 minutes and will end at only Canadian COINS. Bridgeport Hwy King George Station. Take Canada Line to get downtown. Border crossing path all distances Route B Highway 99 (Side path) bike measured 4.2 km C51 to White Rock Centre A Bus from Blaine 375 White Rock South Marine Drive Stevens St stop City Hall Beach Road B SURREY 8 Avenue 8 Avenue 1.7 km Blaine-Border checkpoint B.C. Visitor Centre Semiahmoo Park Bus stop Currency Exchange Route A Pedestrian WHITE ROCK Boundary Bay Canada Customs and Immigration 3.3 km Bridge Beach Road Douglas Border Crossing Peace Arch Park Parking Lot Hwy King George all distances Route B Highway 99 (Side path) bike 2nd St measured 4.2 km D St from Blaine A City Hall Beach Road B SURREY BLAINE 1.7 km Blaine-Border checkpoint B.C. Visitor Centre Currency Exchange City Hall Boundary Bay Canada Customs and Immigration Douglas Border Crossing H St Peace Arch Park Parking Lot Peace Portal Dr Peace 55 from Cordata Station Information correct as of August 18, 2009. Subject to change. Map by OpenStreetMap. For more visit http://oran.hoshiru.net Original idea from evansiroky.com 2nd St D St BLAINE City Hall H St Peace Portal Dr Peace 55 from Cordata Station.
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