Riding the bus is an easy and economical way to get to your downtown Vancouver destination. The area is served by two transit agencies, Clark County's C-Tran and Tri-Met from Portland. Riding transit takes you out of the driver's seat and into the passenger seat where you can relax, read, enjoy the passing scenery, and let someone else do the driving for you. Walking to and from the bus stop can add a bit of easy, aerobic exercise to your daily routine. Both transit agencies provide bike racks and other options, allowing you to combine both modes of transportation. Many employers subsidize monthly passes for their employees, further reducing the cost of your daily ride.

Since 1981, C-TRAN has provided Clark County with safe, reliable, and convenient public transportation. With 18 local routes in Clark County, including 12 routes serving downtown Vancouver from all corners of the city and county, C-TRAN provides plenty of options for rethinking your daily drive.

Select a route from the list below to learn more about convenient ways to your downtown Vancouver destination.

All C-TRAN buses are equipped with bike racks. Start your trip with an invigorating ride to a C-TRAN bus stop or park and ride. Place your bike on the easy-to-use bike rack on any C-TRAN bus. Once you've reached your destination, simply unload your bike and ride away. And, there's no additional charge to use the bike racks; your C-TRAN fare includes your bike. Find more information here on taking your bike on C-TRAN.

C-Tran lines connecting downtown Vancouver with Tri-Met's Jantzen Beach and Delta Park stations include: #4 Fourth Plain, #41 Camas/Washougal Limited, #44 Fourth Plain Limited, and #47 Battle Ground Limited.