Skytrain transit commuters burst in Christmas caroling

The Skytrain is the metropolitan rail system that serves metropolitan Vancouver regional district in British Columbia, Canada. The Skytrain is a fully automated transit system with nearly 50 miles of rail system. The system uses fully automated trains on grade-separated tracks running on underground and elevated rails, allowing the highly sophisticated transit system SkyTrain to hold consistently high on-time reliability.

Christmas in Vancouver brings many activities for locals and visitors to get involved in. Many choose to commute to the downtown core via the Skytrain which saves driving in the hectic Christmas season traffic as well as saving on the challenge of finding parking in the very busy Vancouver downtown. While transmitting from the suburbs to her job in Vancouver, Krutika enjoyed listening and watching a small group of musicians excite their fellow commuters and get them to join into song. Taking on such a gig shows just how much some love to share the Christmas season and joy of music with friends and strangers alike. So exciting!

The Skytrain system is always growing offering the best transit system available for everyone. SkyTrain uses the world's longest cable-supported transit-only bridge, known as SkyBridge, to cross the Fraser River. The bridge gives an incredible two minute opportunity to view the Fraser river while passing over. The bridge spans from the City of Surrey to the City of New Westminster and continues on to Vancouver via Burnaby.