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Surrey Central Station 

Skytrain Station in Surrey. The Main Transit hub for most of the area's in the city. Along with the Skytrain station, there is also a bus exchange, with routes running all throughout surrey in a grid like fashion, (and a handful of "Frequent" routes running 15 every 15 minutes or better); plus a few routes serving Langley.

Many non transit riding patrons tend to make Surrey Central Station out as a center for crime and drug activity, and an unsafe place for people to queue for transit vehicles, partially do to the common perception of the downtown Surrey area in which it is located (also known as Whalley) as being unsafe.
Hey, meet me at Surrey Central Station in 15 minutes, we'll hop the skytrain and head down to Vancouver.
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Surrey Central Station 

Busiest SkyTrain station in Surrey. Many bus routes branch off from here. Located next to Simon Fraser University's Surrey campus and the Central City shopping centre.

Surrey Central is the station anti-SkyTrain people cite a lot. They claim that the shaded areas under the transit guideway is the reason for crime and drug use. What the fuck?
Surrey Central Station has a lot of drug and crime issues. Street level LRT will solve that!
Surrey Central Station by WeedTree October 30, 2018
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