Service on more than a dozen routes was suspended last month due to a looming financial deficit but a deal with the province averted further cuts and TransLink says the suspended routes have been restored
A statement from TransLink says service will soon be operating at pre-pandemic levels to ease physical distancing, while disinfectant sprays will be doubled and cleaning crews will work in high traffic stations.
Passengers are urged to stay off transit if they are sick, to travel at nonpeak times and to wear a non-medical mask or face covering while waiting or on-board trains and buses.
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