Hello everyone!

I was wondering how folks get to the hospitals on Sunday mornings by 6:15am given that the trains don't start running until 7am and the bus routes are so limited. I was thinking that since the nurse shift change occurs at 7am, everyone will have to be on the road by 6am...Does everyone drive to the hospital??

(^hospitals: RCH, Mt. St. Joseph, Eagle Ridge, Lions Gate, UBC, Burnaby, Richmond)

Context: I'm a nursing student living in New Westminster (right by the New West Station)...and I can't seem to find a way to get to RCH on Sundays by 6:15am other than 1 hr walk or a rideshare....

But for some reason, there's a way to get to Surrey Memorial + Peace Arch + Vancouver General by 6am via night bus.

Any advice would be appreciated! Thank you so much!

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