Evolution of Vancouver's SkyTrain 

What is the song name, I always forget it!

@@srinathganapathy289 It's called "Where the Streets Have No Name" by U2. This detail is also shown in the description.

@@MetroElfren that's as Vancouver as you can get!

Yes proper signs should be posted and better pedestrian connections between the No. 1 HUB in Vancouver.

if im not mistaken, an extension under broadway is actually underway, terminating at arbutus and including several intermediate stations including an interchange at broadway-city hall

Colin Chin The skytrain replace them I think. This will happen to the 99 b line soon for the UBC-Arbutus extension. 95 b line might be replaced by a new line in the near future (30 years?). 96 may get removed for the future king George to Langley extension after the ubc arbutus extension

A main reason is for bus driver losing jobs and not many people going on the buses

Canada Line replaced the 98 B-Line while the Millennium Line extension into Coquitlam replaced the 97 B-Line.

Buses carry almost 65% of all riders. TransLink keep making mistakes and many new bus routes are needed together with super express buses similar to route 222.

When the original plans for the Millennium Line were put in place it was to be a separate line running a similar course to the current line. It would have had it's own operations yard and had no need to connect to the "Expo line". However due to cost & the political climate at that time the course was changed to what was built. At the time the naming worked, and it made sense when going away from Waterfront, as anyone heading to Surrey knew they needed an Expo train, and any of the other stations past Columbia to be on a Millennium train. Anyone getting off before Columbia could use any train so they could just grab whichever came first.

Keep in mind, this video was taken 1 year ago. Obviously, RapidBus wasn't around that time. (Commented by Abdelnoor)