Metro Vancouver Transit Police

Due to an overwhelming amount of spam, we have had to disable our DMs. To connect with Transit Police, call 604.515.8300 or text 87.77.77 or visit transitpolice.ca/contact. Always call 911 in an emergency.

@pinkiepons @TransLink Hi there - we do ask a lot of questions. It's so that we can understand exactly what's happening and make sure that the right action is taken. If you need immediate action in an emergency, please call 911.

Real impact at Surrey Central Station: • 61 arrests • 18 weapons seized • Significant quantities of fentanyl, meth, and cocaine removed With support from our government’s targeted enforcement funding for prolific offenders, @TransitPoliceBC removed weapons & dangerous drugs from a major transit hub - making it safer for commuters, workers, and local businesses.

#MediaRelease: @TransitPoliceBC seize weapons, drugs in three-month long crackdown at Surrey Central Station transitpolice.ca/news-posts/tra…

@SirGreyOfEarl @cqrcmp In BC, a crime is alleged until it is proven in court.

@cqrcmp @TransitPoliceBC Alleged assault? What does that say about the victim (or alleged victim)? Either you arrested someone with grounds for assault or you didn’t. Don’t belittle the victim just to avoid hurting the criminal’s feelings.

Last Friday, #CoquitlamRCMP frontline officers responded to an alleged assault on a SkyTrain attendee. Officers arrived on scene in the area of the 1200 block of Pinetree Way in Coquitlam and immediately began patrolling with @TransitPoliceBC officers in search of the suspect, who had fled the immediate area. Within minutes, an officer identified and arrested the suspect without incident. This incident is a great example of how coordinated policing leads to effective outcomes for the safety of the community. 🚔🤝🚆 #CoordinatedPolicing #CommunitySafety

While the ball is being passed during the FIFA World Cup, @TransitPoliceBC will be passing the microphone as Constable Amanda Steed takes on new policing challenges and Constable Sunny Kainth steps into the Media Relations Officer role. Congrats to both! #NewBeginnings

March is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, so #WestVanPolice teamed up with North Van RCMP, BC Highway Patrol, Transit Police and ICBC to provide some much-needed education and enforcement in #westvan and #northvan. 44 tickets in total were issued, with one WVPD officer kept busy on the #LionsGateBridge, ticketing 14 drivers in just two hours for cell phone use, bus lane infractions, lack of insurance, and an unrestrained child. Some drivers were so engrossed in their phones that they didn’t notice the officer standing right outside their window, wearing a high-visibility vest – including one driver watching videos on YouTube! The laws we’re enforcing are clear: only hands-free calling is permissible, and phones must be mounted to your dash if you need them to accept or end calls. Slow-moving, or stop-and-go traffic, is not the time to pull out your phone. Not only could your inattention lead to tragic consequences for pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users, it could also cost you $368 and four demerit points. #DistractedDrivingMonth #WestVancouver #WVPD @BCHwyPatrol @icbc @RoadSafetyBC @BCRCMP @nvanrcmp @TransitPoliceBC

Yesterday, we joined forces with @WestVanPolice, @TransitPoliceBC , and @icbc to raise awareness about distracted driving through targeted enforcement in support of Distracted Driving Awareness Month. Officers were stationed at Capilano Rd and Marine Dr, as well as in West Vancouver. Over the course of two hours, officers issued 44 tickets, 36 of which were for drivers using an electronic device while behind the wheel. Our community policing volunteers were also on scene, helping support the initiative and engaging with the public. These enforcement efforts highlight the ongoing risks of distracted driving and serve as an important reminder to keep your full attention on the road.

The past few months at Learn 4 Independence have been filled with meaningful conversations with our local community. We’ve been so grateful to welcome @transitpolicebc, @bcspca and the Richmond RCMP Community Engagement team to present to our L4I participants. From learning how to avoid phone scams and what to do in an emergency, to gaining insight into animal rescue, each visit has provided valuable, real-world knowledge. Every organization that shares their time and expertise helps equip our participants with essential skills and confidence they can carry with them beyond PAFN and into their everyday lives. Learn more about Learn 4 Independence ➡️ tr.ee/Vbbaif

#MediaRelease: @TransitPoliceBC are currently investigating an increase in vandalism to bus shelters across several municipalities in the Lower Mainland. transitpolice.ca/news-posts/tra…

In collaboration with @ICBC, @TransitPoliceBC and Bylaw officers, our Road Safety Officers and volunteers were at Vision Zero Pedestrian Safety event educating pedestrians on how to stay safe and visible on the streets. Thank you everyone for taking the time to stop by and learn! #SPSintheCommunity

#MediaRelease: @TransitPoliceBC seek public’s assistance in sexual assault that occurred in Surrey on January 21, 2026. We are asking witnesses, or anyone with dash-cam video, to contact police. transitpolice.ca/news-posts/tra…

We recently gained an incredible officer. Welcome to the team, Paul!

@sqwabb @kandongj Hi Stanley - we are, yes. However, the individuals in the photos you posted are Transit Security Officers, employed by CMBC. If you have feedback about Transit Security, please let TransLink know: translink.ca/about-us/custo…

@kandongj @TransitPoliceBC The Metro #Vancouver Transit Police are a provincial constabulary, with full, regional police powers, just like the VPD and RCMP.

Interaction tween 2 @TransitPoliceBC & man wearing hospital blanket over clothes near bus shelter on south side 700 block W Broadway #Vancouver at 1:29pm. TP quite close, talking to him. He gestured toward officer, who treated it as attack & slammed guy face-down on sidewalk!

#MediaRelease: BC Prosecution Service has approved several charges after @TransitPoliceBC arrest a suspect following an unprovoked assault on a man on board a SkyTrain in Burnaby. transitpolice.ca/news-posts/cha…

@TransitPoliceBC Officers found 4 separate people overdosing in one 12-hour shift last weekend. Naloxone administered, successfully reviving them. If you see someone on transit who may be in distress, call Transit Police at 604.515.8300 or text 87.77.77. Call 911 in an emergency.

Today we welcomed seven recruit constables and one experienced officer to the Transit Police family. Three of the recruits started their law enforcement careers with our department as Community Safety Officers.

Yesterday, members of @MVTP_TMET were checking fares within the fare paid zone at Granville Station. Stopped a man without a valid fare or ID & as a result, 11 outstanding warrants on 19 total charges were discovered, including breach of conditions. #StraightToJail #PayYourFare

#MediaRelease: Following a complex investigation by @TransitPoliceBC , a suspect has been arrested in relation to a violent assault of a man in the bus loop at New Westminster SkyTrain Station. transitpolice.ca/news-posts/tra…

SPS’s Crime Reduction Team and @TransitPoliceBC are actively patrolling the Newton area as part of the “Project Zero” campaign to deal with disorder and public safety concerns. So far, they've executed 22 warrants, seized 15 weapons and recovered stolen property. Officers offer resources, provide a visible police presence and take enforcement action when needed. #SPSForward

Ever wondered what it looks like when police officers are conducting speed enforcement? ​This short video provides a view of exactly what the officer sees during this process. Today while conducting enforcement our officers took 2 impaired drivers off the road.