Getting Around

Many of Port Moody’s shops, services, and civic facilities, as well as Rocky Point Park and the Shoreline Trail, are within walking distance of a SkyTrain station. View our interactive Parks map to find your way.

From Moody Centre Station, head to Queen Street Plaza (13 min), Rocky Point Park (10 min), Shoreline Trail (16 min), Kyle Centre (13 min), and St. Johns (8 min) or Clarke Street (12 min) shops.

From Inlet Centre, head to St. Johns Street shops (8 min), Suter Brook Village (5 min), Newport Village (10 min), Heritage Mountain Shoppers Village (11 min), City Hall/Inlet Theatre/Port Moody Public Library (10 min), and the Recreation Complex (12 min).

Port Moody has a number of on- and off-road bicycle paths. Map your route and then hop on your bike!

You’ll find a bicycle service station near the parking lot at Rocky Point Park. The “Fixit” has all the tools necessary to perform basic bike repairs and maintenance. Hang your bike from the hanger arms, and the pedals and wheels will spin freely to allow you to make your adjustments.

If you’re new to cycling in Metro Vancouver, HUB Cycling has some great resources.

If you need a car while you’re in town, register with Modo, a local car-sharing service. Port Moody has five pick-up locations: Newport Drive (Newport Village), Capilano Road (Suter Brook Village), Klahanie Drive (two locations), and Spring Street (Moody Centre SkyTrain Station). 

If you need to charge your electric vehicle, Port Moody has several public charging stations. The City operates public charging stations with 13 ports in total and BC Hydro operates stations with 9 ports in total. Altogether, there are 22 ports that can accommodate 22 electric vehicles. 

You'll find public charging stations at the following locations:

• Civic Centre parkade (100 Newport Drive)
• Inlet Park (3024 Murray Street)
• Kyle Centre (125 Kyle Street)
• Old Orchard Hall (646 Bentley Road). 
• Port Moody Recreation Complex (300 Ioco Road)
• Rocky Point Park (2800 block Murray Street)

As of June 2024, Port Moody has joined the Province's Electric Kick Scooter Pilot Project. This program allows the use of e-scooters on public streets to broaden sustainable transportation options. While Port Moody does not currently have a shared-service (rental) provider in place, you can ride your own e-scooter or a rented e-scooter within Port Moody according to the rules below.

Where can I ride an e-scooter?

• on streets with a speed limit of 50 kilometres per hour or slower: in a designated cycling lane or as near as possible to the right side of the street; and

• on streets with a speed limit greater than 50 kilometres per hour: only in a designated cycling lane.

What are the safety rules?

You must obey provincial rules when operating an electric kick scooter:

• always wear a helmet

• riders must be 16 years or older

• do not ride on sidewalks or in crosswalks

• use a bell or horn when approaching others

• no passengers or towing

• ride single file

• use turn signals

• perform “hook” left turns at intersections

• do not ride while impaired or distracted

Additional information can be found on the Province's Electric Kick Scooter Rules and Safety web page.