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	Railway Technology - Vancouver SkyTrain Light Rail Network
		The Vancouver SkyTrain is undergoing a major expansion programme, with construction of one new line in full swing and ground works due to start on another in September 2007.
		The Skytrain network is being extended both physically and in terms of capacity to accommodate the growing level of passenger demand.
		The SkyTrain network is being extended by 30.5km with the construction of the Canada Line and the Evergreen Line.
	www.railway-technology.com /projects/vancouver (1405 words)

	world.nycsubway.org/Canada/Vancouver, B.C./SkyTrain
		When Vancouver was selected to host the 1986 World's Fair, city leaders asked the Province of British Columbia for funds for an alternate form of transportation.
		SkyTrain is owned and operated by a subsidiary of TransLink BC, the Greater Vancouver area's mass transit authority.
		A good view of the Vancouver skyline is to be had at Nanaimo station, as it is elevated atop a hill overlooking downtown.
	world.nycsubway.org /canada/vancouver/skytrain.html (3765 words)

	SkyTrain (Vancouver) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		SkyTrain cars reach speeds of 80 km/h, when including wait times at stops, the end-to-end speed is 35 km/h, three times faster than a bus and almost twice as fast as a B-Line express bus.
		SkyTrain's fare system is organized on the proof-of-payment system; there are no turnstiles at the entrances to train platforms.
		Skytrain will normally post personnel to collect and check fares at station entrances when a large volume of passengers can be expected, for example at the Stadium-Chinatown Station following a British Columbia Lions or Vancouver Canucks home game.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vancouver_SkyTrain (2221 words)

	Discover Vancouver Forum - skytrain unsafe
		Skytrain and pubic transit just happens to be high profile, therefore these robberies, strong-armings, assaults are over reported.
		Lots of relatives of the Iranian Terrorist regime are now living in Vancouver and want to rulke society the way they used to rule it in their totalitarian regime: by force and by coercion.
		The only reason the media links these crimes with Skytrain is because Skytrain provides a good reference point for people who would otherwise not know where, for example Slocan and 25th avenue, is even though it is blocks away from Skytrain property.
	www.discovervancouver.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=94442 (1161 words)

	Vancouver and Victoria (April 2001)
		Vancouver naturally has the tall pointy structure which is mandatory in all major Canadian cities.
		A highlight of the park is the Vancouver Aquarium, whence we took this picture of a beluga whale (or its tail at least) engaged in morning aerobics.
		We should also note for those unfamiliar with the area that the city of Vancouver is located on the mainland of British Columbia, whereas Vancouver Island, across the straits from the city is home to Victoria and several smaller towns.
	www.mrfs.net /trips/2001/Puget_Sound/Victoria/Victoria.html (1255 words)

	UTU: News
		VANCOUVER, B.C. -- Commuters absolutely love this city's railroad in the air, according to a report by Mike Lindblom that appeared in the Seattle Times.
		Vancouver had several advantages over Seattle in designing mass-transit projects, including a free downtown tunnel and abundant suburban rail corridors.
		SkyTrain relies on similar growth of 44,000 housing units in Burnaby to support the new Millennium Line, where underused new stations are currently ringed by self-serve warehouses, car dealerships and mall parking lots.
	www.utu.org /worksite/detail_news.cfm?ArticleID=3937 (1808 words)

	Vancouver Canada Tourism
		Vancouver and Kuala Lumpur currently have the largest versions of the Skytrain system, Vancouver's being the most extensive.
		The Skytrain is a good cheap way to get a look at Vancouver, as it is elevated throughout much of its route.
		There is a Skytrain Police force, but they have no power other than to kick people out of stations, their main function is to catch fare cheaters, and station security.
	www.vancouver.hm /skytrain.html (1956 words)

	Hawaii Reporter: Hawaii Reporter
		The SkyTrain is a heavily subsidized operation (over half a billion in annual taxes go to its operator from motor fuel taxes and property taxes) and because of the intertwined nature of transit operations in Vancouver (buses, trains and ferries), it is not possible to assess its exact level of subsidy.
		(Note the dependence of Vancouver’s population to transit: It has almost the same number of vehicles as Oahu for a population that is nearly three times that of Oahu.) Despite many billion dollars spent on the SkyTrain, the growth of vehicles and bus usage have remained unabated and proportional to population growth.
		To summarize, although Vancouver, British Columbia is a fairly large city with less crime than U.S. cities of similar size, crime on or near the SkyTrain is a major concern.
	www.hawaiireporter.com /story.aspx?1fad535b-d50d-4247-b1f6-16b1daa54bd6 (1162 words)

	SkyTrain Phase 1 - Access to Grandview Cut
		In Vancouver, the SkyTrain guideway runs from Boundary Road, west along the Burlington Northern Sante Fe Railway corridor to Slocan Street, where it enters the Grandview Cut.
		The portion of the SkyTrain guideway from Slocan Street to Clark Drive is located on the land the City purchased from Burlington Northern.
		Vancouver's submission to the MIF consisted of certain station precinct enhancements at the Renfrew, Rupert and Commercial stations.
	www.city.vancouver.bc.ca /CTYCLERK/CCLERK/000201/a9.htm (2507 words)

	Interative Metro Map of Vancouver - JohoMaps
		Vancouver's skytrain forms the backbone of the transit system for the Greater Vancouver region's 2 million people.
		Skytrains are very popular due to good service frequency and travel speed.
		The service level and dependability of buses are much lower than that of the Skytrain, and buses are not capable of keeping their schedules during rush hours.
	www.johomaps.com /na/canada/bc/vancouver/int_vancouvermetro.html (716 words)

	Greater Vancouver and Lower Mainland Public Transit / BC Transit information, listings and links
		Zones are roughly as follows: City of Vancouver is one zone, Richmond, Burnaby, New Westminster, North Van, and West Van are another Zone, the third zone includes: Lion's Bay and Bowen Island, Delta & Tsawwassen, Surrey & Langley, Pitt Meadows & Maple Ridge.
		The Millenium Line as 12 stations before rejoining ht emain SkyTrain route into downtown at Broadway Station Most of the route, with the exception of the downtown stretch is above ground on elevated tracks.
		All SkyTrain stations and platform (except for Granville) and the SeaBus are accessible to people with limited mobility, with elevators.
	vancouver.foundlocally.com /Trans/Trans-Transit.htm (1003 words)

	Skytrain (Translink) - Vancouver Transportation - VirtualTourist.com
		The Skytrain is a mostly elevated light rapid rail system that connects the most densely populated areas around Vancouver with the downtown core.
		The skytrain is the fasted method of travelling around Vancouver because the tracks are above ground (with exception to downtown, where they're below ground).
		Connections All SkyTrain stations have bus loops that allow you to connect to the extensive network of buses and at the Watefront station you can connect to the West Coast Express and the SeaBus.
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/North_America/Canada/Province_of_British_Columbia/Vancouver-903183/Transportation-Vancouver-Skytrain_Translink-BR-1.html (1221 words)

	Greater Vancouver Directory
		Greater Vancouver is unusual among world cities, and it is truly unique in Canada for it's combination of the natural and the urban, the recreational and the cultural, and the relative lack of pollution and the opportunities for business and industry.
		Greater Vancouver's greatest natural asset is the beauty of it's natural surroundings; a beautiful combination of sea and mountains.
		The Greater Vancouver region is located at the very south-western region of mainland Canada, in the westernmost of Canada's ten provinces, British Columbia...
	www.gvrd.com (578 words)

	Vancouver Transportation Tips by jasperdo - VirtualTourist.com
		The Seabus Terminal is adjacent to the Waterfront Station on SkyTrain.
		Within the city of Vancouver, many of these are Trolley Busses, which are rubber wheeled vehicles with an overhead electric wire.
		There are major sailings between Vancouver Island and the Mainland, as well as lesser known runs that the tourist might not be aware of.
	members.virtualtourist.com /m/bb05c/dc80f/9 (1447 words)

	Fare gates coming to SkyTrain stations « Stephen Rees’s blog
		In fact the perception of the extent of crime on SkyTrain is due in large measure to our wonderful media, who always talk about any crime in the vicinity in terms of its distance from the SkyTrain station - even though there may be no apparent link to the use of the system at all.
		And the reason that you do not see many people using the ticket machines at SkyTrain stations (and the SeaBus) is that they already have a proof of payment on their person: they either have a pass of some kind, or they paid on the bus and got a transfer.
		Vancouver is a great place to call home, but as far as transit is concerned, and transportation in general, other places look better by the day.
	stephenrees.wordpress.com /2007/11/09/fare-gates-coming-to-skytrain-stations (3384 words)

	Woman beaten at Vancouver SkyTrain station
		Tuesday when she was attacked by two men near the 29th Avenue Skytrain station, according to police.
		She is now in intensive care at Vancouver General Hospital, with her husband and two sons at her bedside.
		Police do not believe the attack is connected to a string of violent purse snatchings targeting Asian women at the same SkyTrain station late last year, McCluskie added, noting the suspect in those cases is behind bars.
	www.cbc.ca /canada/british-columbia/story/2007/04/17/bc-skytrain-attack.html (782 words)

	Vancouver Plus.ca - Tourism & Transportation - SkyTrain Service
		SkyTrain's two lines of rapid light rail service offers its' passengers a comfortable ride without the hassle of traffic.
		Jump on the SkyTrain and you'll be whisked away on a special route, which travels both elevated and underground on one of the safest rapid transit systems in the world.
		Each SkyTrain station is equipped with elevators for passenger with all disabilities and ages.
	www.vancouverplus.ca /tourism_transportation/skytrain/714644 (299 words)

	SkyTrain shopping mall set for New Westminster
		The New Westminster SkyTrain station will become fully integrated with a $60-million, 170,000 square-foot retail project to be developed over the next three years, city and SkyTrain officials announced Wednesday.
		SkyTrain chief executive officer Doug Kelsey said SkyTrain won't get any revenue from the New Westminster retail development because it's a private project but noted the transit system is pursuing retail projects at other stations on land it owns so it can gain additional revenues.
		The SkyTrain passenger-level shopping area will feature 120,000 square feet of retail space while another 50,000 square feet of space will be built on the lower level under the SkyTrain guideway.
	www.canada.com /vancouver/vancouversun/news/business/story.html?id=c34dded4-b594-40fb-a817-eeff12fd9ed1 (653 words)

	Transit History of Vancouver, British Columbia
		Establishment of a "Greater Vancouver transit authority" to assume operation of the VRTS 01 April 1999 from BC Transit was announced in 1998.
		The City of Vancouver banned jitneys outright effective 01 July 1918, but defiantly over 400 were still operating 05 July 1918.
		While the PGE (now BC Rail) was certainly never intended as urban transit, the railway's North Vancouver to West Vancouver line was essentially just a passenger interurban gascar railway from its construction to the closure of the line in 1928.
	home.cc.umanitoba.ca /~wyatt/alltime/vancouver-bc.html (1221 words)

	Vancouver \| Just a Gwai Lo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		They were talking about Public-Private Partnerships at the Vancouver Public Library.
		Vancouver's TransLink is not on the list, but they published the specification in case they wanted to do so (it'd be hilarious if virtual communities like Second Life made feeds, just for the heck of it).
		Except for quoted text, this weblog is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Canada License.
	www.justagwailo.com /tag/vancouver?page=7 (515 words)

	Vancouver Lofts and Condos
		The projected RAV transportation line from Richmond to Vancouver is poised to redevelop the heart of Richmond along No. 3 Road with high density housing and retail outlets.
		Vancouver in its early days did not develop many loft style warehouses that could be turned into modern residences.
		Vancouver is a great place to visit and even better place to live.
	jaybanks.ca /vancouverloftsandcondos.html (868 words)

	Vancouver SkyTrain—A Proven Success Story
		Greater Vancouver is the third largest metropolitan community in Canada; 1.8 million people live in an area spread across the Fraser River delta between the Pacific coast and the US border.
		Phase 1 of the SkyTrain project was inaugurated into revenue service on 3 January 1986 with a later extension opening in March 1990 across the Fraser River via a 616-m cable-stayed bridge dedicated to rapid transit, the only example of its type in the world.
		The experience gained from the Vancouver SkyTrain is already bearing fruit in the form of new ART projects in Ankara, Turkey, and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
	www.jrtr.net /jrtr16/f44_vancouver.html (1070 words)

	Vancouver British Columbia Canada City Guide
		SkyTrain is one of the most advanced light rapid transit systems in the world.
		SeaBus is a passenger only ferry which connects buses and SkyTrain in Vancouver with services in the North Shore.
		Passes or tickets purchased in Vancouver cannot be used in Victoria (and vice versa).
	www.eslincanada.ca /vancouver.html (513 words)

	SkyTrain \| Just a Gwai Lo (Site not responding. Last check: )
		There was a crude sign on the other side, attached with duct tape, that told me not to touch the display.
		Yes, two photos of Iceland (the one on the very right is my grandfather's church), and two of me, one taken by Karen, the other taken by Roland.
		One of the construction guys came towards me and asked if I had any questions, and I was afraid he was going to tell me to stop taking photos.
	www.justagwailo.com /tag/skytrain (249 words)

	Vancouver Hotels, compare rates and availability for all Vancouver hotels
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		Vancouver and the surrounding area have become very casino friendly what started out as a few small casinos has grown to many full blown full service Hotel and entertainment complexes.
		Stanley Park is a 1000 acre Park in downtown Vancouver, you could easily spend a day here visiting the beaches, seeing the Aquarium or walking it famous seawall rated as one of the most scenic jogs in the world.
	www.greatervancouverhotels.com (987 words)

	TransLink's SkyTrain (Vancouver, BC)
		Expo 86 Skytrain has been extended to Surrey, and a new loop recently opened along North Vancouver.
		During Expo 86 there was a special station so that fair guests could take the Skytrain to Canada Place on the waterfront.
		Vancouver like most major cities suffers from horrendous traffic and has limited parking downtown.
	www.sireneinternet.net /pstran/skytrain (593 words)

	UrbanRail.Net > North America > Canada > British Columbia > Vancouver Skytrain
		Vancouver (British Columbia, Canada) is situated on the west coast not too far from the U.S. border.
		Station platforms are 80 m long, which allows 6-car-trains, although SkyTrain normally operates 4 car Mark I trains and 2 car Mark II trains.
		Apart from SkyTrain there is the West Coast Express which only operates into Vancouver in the mornings and from Vancouver in the evenings (5 trains each direction).
	www.urbanrail.net /am/vanc/vancouver.htm (618 words)

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