Richmond
Richmond
Langley
Langley
Bus Driving

Richmond to Langley

Updated: 26 May 2026

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.
Fastest Way
Driving via Highway 10 takes 50 minutes outside of peak traffic hours.
Cheapest Way
TransLink bus using a Compass Card costs approximately 4.50 CAD.
Compare Richmond to Langley Routes
Bus
Connecting
Driving
Direct
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.
Travel Tips
  • Traffic Timing
    Avoid the Highway 10 corridor between 7 AM and 9 AM.
  • Compass Card
    Always tap in and tap out on buses to ensure correct fare calculation.
  • Bridge Alerts
    Check DriveBC for accidents on the Alex Fraser Bridge before departing.
  • Weather Prep
    Expect heavy rain in autumn; ensure your windshield wipers are functional.
  • Parking
    Langley City offers ample free street parking compared to Richmond's urban core.
Safety Tips
  • Road Conditions
    Watch for black ice on Highway 10 during freezing winter mornings.
  • Emergency Kit
    Keep a basic roadside kit in your trunk for minor vehicle issues.
  • Visibility
    Use headlights during heavy rain, which is common in the Fraser Valley.
  • Pedestrian Safety
    Be cautious of cyclists on rural roads near Langley's outskirts.
People Also Ask
  • Is there a train to Langley?
    No, there is no direct train, but the SkyTrain extension to Langley is currently under construction.
  • How long is the drive?
    It takes 50 minutes on average, but can exceed 80 minutes during rush hour.
  • What is the best highway?
    Highway 10 is the most direct route for most Richmond residents.
  • Are there tolls?
    No, there are currently no tolls on the bridges connecting these areas.
  • Can I take a bike on the bus?
    Yes, all TransLink buses are equipped with bike racks on the front.
Quick Info
  • From Richmond, British Columbia, Canada
  • To Langley, British Columbia, Canada
  • Modes
Best Time to Travel

Spring and summer months offer the clearest visibility for driving through the valley.

Things to Do in Langley
1
Fort Langley National Historic Site
Explore the birthplace of British Columbia. Walk through original buildings and learn about the fur trade.
2
Campbell Valley Regional Park
Enjoy extensive equestrian and hiking trails. It is a prime spot for bird watching in the valley.
3
Steveston Village
Start your journey in Richmond by visiting this historic fishing village. Enjoy fresh seafood on the docks.
4
Langley Events Centre
Catch a junior hockey game or major sporting event. It is the premier entertainment venue in the region.
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