Regular Routes
| No. | Name | Municipality | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Blueridge-McKee GoLine | Abbotsford | GoLine crosstown route. |
| 2 | Bluejay-Huntingdon GoLine | Abbotsford | GoLine crosstown route. |
| 3 | Clearbrook - UFV GoLine | Abbotsford | GoLine crosstown route. No Sunday service. |
| 4 | Saddle | Abbotsford | |
| 5 | Hospital | Abbotsford | No Sunday service. |
| 6 | Gladwin-Tretheway | Abbotsford | |
| 7 | Sumas Mountain | Abbotsford | |
| 12 | UFV - Bourquin Commuter | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 15 | Auguston Connector | Abbotsford | No Sunday service. |
| 16 | McMillan Commuter | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 17 | Townline Industrial | Abbotsford | No weekend service. |
| 21 | Aldergrove Connector | Abbotsford, Langley | Connects to TransLink’s 502 route. Weekday rush service only to Abbotsford International Airport. No Sunday service. |
| 22 | East Townline | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 23 | West Townline | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 24 | Centre Loop | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 26 | Sandy Hill | Abbotsford | Weekday rush service only. |
| 31 | Valley Connector | Abbotsford, Mission | Travels via the Abbotsford-Mission Highway. |
| 32 | West Heights | Mission | |
| 33 | Cedar Valley | Mission | No Sunday service. |
| 34 | East Side | Mission | No Sunday service. |
| 35 | Hatzic | Mission | No Sunday service. |
| 39 | Shopper Shuttle | Mission | No Sunday service. |
| 40 | East Mission Night | Mission | Nightly route that combines services of Routes 32 and 34 on weekdays. Travels as extended version of Route 34 on weekends. |
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