Transportation

A flight from Mexico City to Vancouver has been flagged by provincial health officials after an undisclosed number of “affected seats” may have been exposed to COVID-19. The B.C.

Lyft’s B.C. general manager says Phase 3 marks ‘relaunching’ of stalled services

What happened: Lyft expands service area in Metro Vancouver Why it matters: The move comes as economy moves into Phase 3 of economic restart plan Metro Vancouver residents looking for more transportation options as the economy reopens can venture a l

Vancouver saw the biggest increase ever last year in people choosing to walk, cycle or use transit to get around the city.

After a four-month hiatus, British Columbians will once again be able to book non-commercial road tests (Class 5 and 7) later this month – which ICBC says is part of its phased approach to reopening.

Marine cargo carriers: battered economies, depressed oil prices, financial viability complicate sector’s environmental initiatives

Passengers who arrived on four recent flights into Vancouver International Airport are being warned of possible COVID-19 exposure.

The pandemic will kill most of B.C.’s motor-coach companies if the provincial government does not come to the table with some sort of aid package, industry executives say.

B.C. Ferries is continuing to ramp up its summer service, offering extra sailings starting on Thursday. These sailings come on top of additional sailings announced the previous week. Schedule details will be posted online at bcferries.com today.

Closed borders, travel restrictions preventing deep-water seafarers from returning to home ports