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Wherever transit takes you, we’re there – working to keep you safe.

Metro Vancouver Transit Police (MVTP) patrols North America’s fourth busiest transit system. We’re a regional police service – and the only police service in Canada dedicated to a transit system – serving 23 diverse communities, including one First Nation.

Our team is responsible for safety and security across the entire transit network – from Horseshoe Bay to Mission – patrolling roadways, heavy and light rail, bus routes, transit hubs, and a passenger ferry route, in an area that is expanding with the system.

Our frontline is staffed by police officers and Community Safety Officers – each plays a different role in making sure everyone feels safe in and around transit.
Our officers respond to emergencies, prevent and investigate crime, arrest offenders, enforce traffic laws, and perform community engagement and outreach . They also police in surrounding communities, working in partnership with police agencies in 17 different jurisdictions on transit-related initiatives and criminal activity.

Our team is part of every major event in the region, helping crowds getting safely to and from concerts, playoff games, festivals, and world-class events like the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Wherever transit takes you, we’re there – working to keep you safe.
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  • Posted on October 6th, 2026

Transit Police target distracted drivers with over $66k in fines issued in a single day

Officers from the Metro Vancouver Transit Police Targeted Mobile Enforcement Team (TMET) led a one-day distracted driving enforcement initiative in Richmond, which resulted in over $66,000 in fines being issued in just eight hours. On Tuesday, September 29, Transit Police TMET was joined by the Richmond RCMP Road Safety Unit in distracted driving enforcement below […]

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  • Posted on September 22nd, 2026

Two Transit Police explosive detection dogs are named the best in Canada  

Two Metro Vancouver Transit Police explosive detection dog teams took home the top awards from the 2026 Canadian Police Canine Association (CPCA) Canadian Police Service Dog Championships, held in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, from September 9–13, 2026. Transit Police Constable Lisa Mackay competed with her canine partner, Police Service Dog (PSD) Harnett, while Constable Shawn Basi competed […]

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