The deal was reached after a marathon all-night bargaining session earlier this month that narrowly avoided a three-day system shutdown.

The deal averts what would likely have been major commuter chaos in the region. TransLink estimates the SkyTrain system moves about 150,000 passengers every day.

Here's a rundown of what's available for getting around and where negotiations stand.

The two sides returned to the bargaining table last weekend in a bid to reach an agreement, but nothing came out of those discussions.

A planned three-day, system-wide Metro Vancouver bus shutdown has been averted, after negotiators reached a last-minute deal in the region's transit labour dispute.

If a new deal isn't reached by Tuesday night, there will be no bus or SeaBus service from Wednesday to Friday.

Kevin Desmond said the job action would have the greatest impact on the region's most vulnerable people,

Grayson Lee intended to bus students between SFU's Burnaby campus and the nearest SlyTrain station, but now says he can't afford the company's required upfront payment.

Here’s what you need to know about how your commute might be affected and what happens next.

While Metro Vancouver may be able to handle the three-day stoppage, taking away transit for longer will likely have major impacts on the roads.