As the year comes to a close, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our supporters, volunteers, and visitors who have made this year truly special. Your passion for transit history keeps our wheels turning!
This holiday season, we invite you to reflect on the remarkable stories our vintage buses carry and the community we’ve built together. Whether you’re visiting us in person or following our journey online, thank you for being part of our story.
Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and safe holiday season filled with warmth and cheer. We look forward to creating more memories with you in the coming year!
Happy Holidays and see you on board in 2025!
CHRISTMAS BUZZER
For over a century, The Buzzer has been a trusted companion for transit riders, sharing news and updates about our evolving transit system. Though the printed version is no longer with us, its legacy continues through TransLink’s Buzzer Blog, keeping passengers and transit fans connected in the digital age.
Get your special edition of The Buzzer from December 20, 1974—download it here!
A Conversation with Angus McIntyre, former bus operator – Part 3
Angus McIntyre began his career as a bus operator in 1969. In this second installment, he shares his experiences with TMS Librarian and Archivist Michael Taylor-Noonan, recounting his training days at BC Hydro and his early adventures behind the wheel of Brill trolleycoaches.
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