Transportation

Companies are the 12th and 13th operators to be approved for ride-hailing services in B.C.

Safety measures and changing business strategies likely in post-pandemic era

Vrooman had been CEO at Vancity

Revenue and Metro Vancouver ridership have fallen significantly

Ruling could send mixed signals on provincial pilot project to promote e-scooters

The Vancouver Airport Authority is issuing layoff notices on Monday (May 11) as it expects to have half the passengers – or less – travelling through its gates over the next three years.

Transit authority recently cut back service and laid off 1,500 workers.

Drivers are reminded to resist speeding even though there are fewer vehicles on the road. ICBC and the B.C. government are launching a campaign to urge drivers to slow down this month after noticing an increase of vehicles speeding since B.C.

No more free rides: TransLink announced Monday that they will resume fare collection on all buses, along with front-door boarding, starting June 1.

B.C. Ferries is allowing some of its runs that were previously for cargo only to accept passengers as of May 7, as it continues its 50 per cent passenger-capacity reduction due to the COVID-19 pandemic.