South Surrey Park and Ride, Transit exchange in South Surrey, Canada

South Surrey Park and Ride is a transit hub in British Columbia where drivers can leave their cars and transfer to bus lines. The facility offers four bus bays and several hundred parking spaces positioned near major traffic routes in the region.

The first South Surrey Park and Ride opened on May 8, 1991, at 152 Street and Cranley Drive. It moved on December 13, 1999, to 32 Avenue and 32 Avenue Diversion so the Southpoint Exchange mall could be built. The current site beside the Highway 99 and King George Boulevard interchange opened on June 26, 2006, and gained 367 parking spots in November 2013.

Five TransLink routes serve the loop, linking South Surrey and White Rock with Bridgeport station in Richmond for Vancouver, and with Newton and Surrey City Centre. The site has moved three times: it opened at 152 Street and Cranley Drive in 1991, shifted in 1999 for Southpoint Exchange mall, and settled by the Highway 99 and King George Boulevard interchange in 2006.

The facility operates throughout the day and offers straightforward conditions for drivers choosing to transfer. Visitors should arrive early during morning commute times, as the bus areas get busy during peak hours.

The current site opened on June 26, 2006, beside the Highway 99 and King George Boulevard interchange, the third location for the facility. Its predecessor at 32 Avenue and 32 Avenue Diversion had replaced the 1991 original at 152 Street and Cranley Drive, which made way for Southpoint Exchange mall.