B.C. residents travelling to and from one of the islands surrounding the lower mainland will have to pay a little more come next month.
As of April 1st, 2017, rates will be increasing by about 2% for drivers on the Tsawwassen – Swartz Bay, Tsawwassen – Duke Point and Horseshoe Bay – Departure Bay routes.
This means that instead of paying $54.80, drivers will pay $55.80.
Although they save initiated this increase, they have made one announcement travellers will be happy to hear. As of April 1st, the reservation fee for fares will decrease by $5 for people booking a week or more in advance. For people who reserve their spot less than five days before their trip, this will mean a savings of about $1.50.
The tariff increases are necessary to cover operating costs and capital replacement projects, according to the company.
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