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Major projects like the SkyTrain, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and new sports complexes are reshaping
Surrey is stepping into the spotlight as one of the region’s fastest-growing urban centers. Once
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Major projects like the SkyTrain, Bus Rapid Transit (BRT), and new sports complexes are reshaping the city. These developments promise faster travel, healthier lifestyles, and stronger community spirit. Together, they mark a bold leap toward modern urban living and long-term growth.
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The Surrey–Langley SkyTrain extension, a 16-kilometre project along Fraser Highway, is set to transform regional transit by 2028. The line will connect Surrey City Centre to Langley City, reducing travel times and supporting one of B.C.’s fastest-growing corridors. Beyond faster commutes, the project is expected to boost economic development, encourage sustainable urban growth, and help meet provincial climate goals by reducing car dependence.
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Surrey SkyTrain Riders to Expect Delays Through August
TransLink has announced 15-minute delays for commuters using Surrey’s Gateway, Surrey Central, and King George SkyTrain stations starting July 12 through August 2025 due to essential track switch replacement near Gateway station. Passengers heading to King George must transfer at Surrey Central. While service beyond Scott Road remains unaffected, riders are advised to plan ahead, check train screens, and expect reduced frequency during this period of infrastructure upgrades.
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