One BC Transit route serves Armstrong. Route 60 runs between Enderby, Armstrong, and Vernon. It is part of the Vernon Regional Transit System, and the Regional District of North Okanagan funds it.
We checked these details against BC Transit and Regional District sources on November 10, 2026. Bus times change a few times a year, so check the schedule before you go.
Route 60, Enderby to Vernon
- Route 60 runs Monday to Saturday. There is no Sunday service.
- On Saturdays, the bus runs between Armstrong and Vernon only.
- In Armstrong, the bus travels on Okanagan Street.
- In Vernon, Route 60 uses Bay A at the downtown exchange, on the north side of 31st Avenue.
See times and the route map on the BC Transit Route 60 page.
Fares and passes
- Kids 12 and under ride free.
- You can pay a single fare with cash, an Umo account, or a tap of a bank card.
- Armstrong City Hall at 3535 Bridge Street sells Umo fares and passes.
Fares change, so check the BC Transit Vernon page for the current price.
From Vernon
In Vernon, you can change to local Vernon routes, to Route 61 to Lumby, or to Route 90. Route 90 runs to UBC Okanagan and the Kelowna airport.
handyDART
handyDART is a shared, door-to-door service for people with a disability that keeps them from using the regular bus without help. The service area includes Armstrong. Call BC Transit to register and to book a trip.
Rides to medical appointments
BC Transit’s Health Connections service offers rides to medical appointments that are not emergencies. It serves Armstrong, Enderby, Vernon, Kelowna, Sicamous, and Revelstoke. Book at least 24 hours ahead.
Driving Miss Daisy is a local business that drives seniors.
Other ways to get around
- Vernon Regional Transit is the listing for the bus system.
- Ebus coaches between Kamloops and Kelowna list a stop in Armstrong.
- For a tow or a repair, see auto repair, tires, and towing.
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