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Burquitlam station

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Burquitlam station
Company typeRapid transit station
IndustryPublic transportation
Founded2016-12-02
Headquarters
Coquitlam
,
Canada
Area served
Metro Vancouver

Burquitlam station serves as a rapid transit stop on the Millennium Line within Metro Vancouver's SkyTrain network, positioned in the suburb of Coquitlam. This station commenced operations on December 2, 2016, as a segment of the Evergreen Extension, and derives its name from the Burquitlam community nearby.

The facility offers a transit exchange that provides seamless links to Simon Fraser University, includes a designated HandyDart zone, supports night bus routes heading to Downtown Vancouver, and is equipped with bike storage options such as lockers and racks.

Entrances

Access to Burquitlam station is available through a single entrance situated at the northern end, on the eastern side of Clarke Road.

Transit connections

Positioned along Clarke Road between Como Lake and Smith avenues, Burquitlam station incorporates both on-street and off-street transit exchanges. It lies within TransLink's Fare Zone 3, where passengers incur additional charges when traversing zone boundaries on SeaBus or SkyTrain services during peak periods (from morning service start until 6:30 pm on weekdays, excluding weekends and holidays). The surcharge varies based on the number of zones crossed. Bus and HandyDART trips remain confined to one fare zone.

Bay Location Route # Notes
1 Bus loop Unloading only
2 Bus loop 157 Lougheed Station Via Poirier Centre
3 Bus loop 151 Coquitlam Central Station
4 Clarke Road
Northbound
143 SFU Weekdays only
5 Clarke Road
Northbound
156 Braid Station
180 Moody Centre Station
N9 Coquitlam Central Station NightBus service
6 Clarke Road
Southbound
To Lougheed Station: 156, 180
N9 Downtown NightBus service

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