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SeaBus
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<p>The SeaBus is a passenger-only <a href="/facts/Ferry/5ysqHULA">ferry</a> service in <a href="/facts/Metro_Vancouver_Regional_District/oNow9ov4">Metro Vancouver</a>, British Columbia, Canada. It crosses <a href="/facts/Burrard_Inlet/wo8LyL4x">Burrard Inlet</a> to connect the cities of <a href="/facts/Vancouver/rn2AKA1n">Vancouver</a> (at <a href="/facts/Waterfront_station_(Vancouver)/PSqplR9t">Waterfront station</a>) and <a href="/facts/North_Vancouver_(city)/ImYcnEhV">North Vancouver</a> (at <a href="/facts/Lonsdale_Quay/kKQK84uI">Lonsdale Quay</a>). Owned by <a href="/facts/TransLink_(British_Columbia)/sn79xHG4">TransLink</a> and operated by the <a href="/facts/Coast_Mountain_Bus_Company/pzgSx5oV">Coast Mountain Bus Company</a>, the SeaBus forms an important part of the region's integrated public transportation system. In 2024, the SeaBus had a ridership of 5,398,900, or about 15,800 per weekday as of the fourth quarter of 2024. </p>