Transportation

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.

The union representing workers at the Vancouver Airport Authority says its workforce will be reduced by 25-30% in the coming weeks, following negotiations that will address voluntary buyouts and early retirement offers.

Digital modeling systems could help avert disruptions from war, pandemics

The German company that built three Coastal-class vessels for B.C. Ferries more than a decade ago is insolvent. A B.C.

Tail end of the transpacific logistics chain bracing for pandemic business pain now as global economy slump deepens

Long-haul truck driver Thomas Bradbury has seen a lot of North America in his five years of criss-crossing his native Canada and motoring along the highways of the United States, from the postcard-like landscape of the Prairies to big bustling Manhat

Several municipal and regional leaders are pressing Horgan to put restrictions in place for next month's holiday