The journey from Richmond to Langley spans approximately 45 kilometers across the Fraser Valley. Most travelers utilize Highway 10 or Highway 91 to connect between these two municipalities. Driving typically takes 50 minutes depending on traffic congestion near the Alex Fraser Bridge. Public transit is available via TransLink bus routes connecting to the SkyTrain network. This route is essential for commuters moving between the coastal plains and the agricultural heartland of Langley.
Total Distance: 45 km driving distance; 38 km straight-line air distance.
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| Duration | 1 hour 45 mins | 50 mins |
| Avg Price | 4-6 CAD | 10-15 CAD |
| Operator | TransLink | Personal Vehicle |
| Route | Canada Line to Expo Line, then bus 501 or 502. | Highway 91 to Highway 10 East. |
| Tip | Use a Compass Card for seamless transfers between bus and train. | Avoid the Alex Fraser Bridge during peak morning and afternoon rush hours. |
Spring and summer months offer the clearest visibility for driving through the valley.