Route 323 Bus Schedule & Stops in Canada: TransLink 323 128 Street, Fares, Live Times and Map
323 bus schedule searches in Canada most commonly point to TransLink Route 323 — 128 Street in Surrey, British Columbia. This route connects Surrey Central Station and Newton Exchange through the 128 Street corridor.
This guide explains the official route, major stops, fare rate, approximate travel timing, live-arrival tools, transfer points, accessibility notes, bike-rack rule, alerts and how early to arrive before boarding.
Route 323 quick facts for riders
Route 323 is a Surrey local bus route in the TransLink network. It is not a TTC Blue Night route, not a Montréal STM route, and not a Canada-wide route number. Use the TransLink page when your search intent is Route 323 Bus Schedule & Stops | Canada.
Route 323 simplified stop flow: Surrey Central Station to Newton Exchange
This is a simplified learning diagram based on TransLink’s official 323 128 Street route map. It helps you understand the corridor before opening the official stop-by-stop map. It is not a replacement for the live TransLink map.
Important Route 323 stops and how to use them
Use this table as a rider-friendly stop guide. For the exact stop ID and stop-side, open the official Route 323 schedule and choose your direction, date, start time and end time.
| Stop / area | Why it matters | Useful connections | Rider note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Surrey Central Station | Northern terminal and the key SkyTrain connection point for Route 323. | Expo Line, R1, 320, 321, 324, 325, 329, 335, 337, 371, 373, 393, 501, 502, 503, 509, N19 and other Surrey routes. | Check the correct bay before boarding. Route 323 trips toward Newton Exchange may depart from a specific bay shown in the official schedule. |
| 104 Avenue / City Parkway | Route 323 connects Surrey Central with 128 Street through this city-centre approach. | Nearby Surrey Central, King George corridor and local Surrey bus network. | Busy city-centre traffic can affect live predictions, so recheck before walking from SkyTrain. |
| 128 Street at 96 Avenue | A major mid-route timing-reference area on the 128 Street corridor. | Route 323 and nearby local services depending on stop side. | Northbound and southbound stops are not interchangeable; verify the destination sign. |
| 128 Street at 88 Avenue | Useful mid-corridor boarding point for riders between Surrey Central and Newton. | Route 323 and nearby Surrey local corridors. | Use the stop number in TransLink’s schedule page or Next Bus search for exact arrivals. |
| 128 Street at 80 Avenue | Serves the southern portion of the 128 Street corridor before Newton-area turns. | Route 323 and nearby local service options. | If walking from nearby businesses or residential areas, confirm the stop side before crossing. |
| 76 Avenue / 138 Street area | Part of the Route 323 approach between 128 Street and Newton Exchange. | Routes serving Newton and nearby east-west corridors. | Routing can be affected by construction or temporary stop changes; check alerts. |
| Newton Exchange | Southern terminal and major South Surrey / Newton transfer point. | R1, R6, 301, 321, 322, 324, 325, 335, 341, 342, 393 and other Newton-area routes. | Use extra time for transfers because several bus bays and routes serve the exchange. |
How long Route 323 takes and when to reach the stop
Route 323 is a local Surrey route, so exact running time depends on traffic, direction, stop spacing, construction, weather and transfer crowding at Surrey Central or Newton Exchange. Use TransLink’s route page for the exact trip time on your date.
Route 323 fare: how much to pay and how transfers work
Route 323 is a TransLink bus route, and TransLink states that all bus trips are a 1-Zone fare at all times. The fare values below reflect TransLink’s fare page checked after the July 1, 2026 fare increase.
| Fare product | Price / rule | Route 323 rider note |
|---|---|---|
| Adult 1-Zone cash/contactless fare | $3.50 | Tap contactless debit/credit/mobile wallet or pay cash on the bus. If paying cash, no change is given. |
| Adult Compass Stored Value | $2.85 | Cheaper than adult cash/contactless for a 1-Zone bus trip. |
| Concession 1-Zone fare | $2.30 | Available to eligible concession riders; carry valid ID where required. |
| Adult 1-Zone monthly pass | $117.20 | Useful for frequent Route 323 plus other bus/SkyTrain/SeaBus travel within the fare rules. |
| Adult DayPass | $12.55 | Can make sense if you will take several transit trips on the same day. |
| Kids 12 and under | Free | Children 12 and under ride free on Bus, SkyTrain, SeaBus and West Coast Express under TransLink rules. |
How to plan a Route 323 trip correctly
Scheduled Route 323 time vs live arrival prediction
Scheduled time is the planned timetable TransLink publishes for Route 323 by direction, date and stop.
Live or predicted arrival is an estimate. TransLink notes that moving bus locations are predictions, predictions reload regularly, real-time predicted departure times use a real-time symbol, and canceled trips may appear differently in the schedule view.
- Search “323” or your stop number.
- Select toward Newton or Surrey Central.
- Choose the exact stop or bay.
- Look for alert icons and canceled-trip markings.
- Recheck before walking to the stop.
- Keep extra time for SkyTrain or R1/R6 transfers.
Surrey Central vs Newton Exchange: choose the correct Route 323 direction
The biggest mistake on Route 323 is boarding the correct route number in the wrong direction. Always read the destination sign, not only the number.
Accessibility, strollers, wheelchairs and bikes on Route 323
TransLink’s schedule help uses accessibility icons for stops. A green wheelchair icon means the stop is accessible for customers using wheelchairs, strollers and other mobility aids; a red icon means the stop is not accessible. Always check your exact stop.
Check Route 323 alerts before leaving
TransLink route pages include a “Today’s Alerts” tab and a general transit alerts page. The Route 323 page may show “no alerts today,” but that should be treated as a same-day check only, not a permanent statement.
- Open Route 323 and select “Today’s Alerts.”
- Check the general Transit Alerts page.
- Look for 128 Street, 72 Avenue, 104 Avenue, Surrey Central or Newton Exchange notices.
- Read whether the alert affects northbound, southbound or both directions.
- Recheck shortly before leaving.
- For transfers, check alerts on the connecting route too.
Route 323 boarding context: Surrey Central Station
This map is included because Surrey Central Station is the main northern terminal and SkyTrain transfer point for Route 323. Use the official TransLink route map for the exact bus bay, stop ID and live departures.
Official Route 323 schedule, map, fare and rider links
Route 323 bus schedule FAQs
What is Route 323 bus in Canada?
Route 323 in Canada most commonly refers to TransLink Route 323 128 Street in Surrey, British Columbia. It connects Surrey Central Station and Newton Exchange through the 128 Street corridor.
Which agency operates Route 323?
Route 323 is part of the TransLink public transit network in Metro Vancouver. Riders should use TransLink’s official route page for the current schedule, map, alerts and stop information.
Where does Route 323 start and end?
Route 323 runs between Surrey Central Station and Newton Exchange. Direction labels matter, so check whether the bus is signed toward Newton Exchange or toward Surrey Central Station.
How much is the Route 323 bus fare?
Route 323 uses TransLink’s 1-Zone bus fare. Adult cash or contactless fare is listed at $3.50, adult Compass Stored Value is listed at $2.85, and concession 1-Zone fare is listed at $2.30.
How long is a Route 323 fare valid?
A TransLink single fare is valid for 90 minutes. Cash transfers on buses are valid for bus-to-bus travel only, while Compass and contactless rules support broader transfers when used correctly.
How long does Route 323 take from Surrey Central to Newton Exchange?
Public schedule snapshots commonly show end-to-end Route 323 trips around 28–36 minutes, but exact travel time depends on direction, stop, traffic, service day and alerts. Always confirm the official schedule for your date.
How early should I arrive for Route 323?
Arrive about 5–7 minutes early for normal Route 323 trips. Use 10–15 minutes for transfers, unfamiliar stops, bad weather, alerts, first/last buses or time-sensitive trips.
Does Route 323 connect to SkyTrain?
Yes. Route 323 connects with SkyTrain at Surrey Central Station on the Expo Line. Add extra time for walking between the bus bay and SkyTrain platform.
Can I bring a bike on Route 323?
TransLink’s Route 323 details show that buses used on this route have front bike racks with capacity for two bicycles. Bike rack space is first-come, first-served.
Are Route 323 live arrival times guaranteed?
No. Live arrivals are predictions and may change because of traffic, detours, construction, weather, crowding or trip cancellations. Use live predictions together with the official schedule and alerts page.