Transportation

ICBC is rolling in a new driver-based insurance model that will “represent (a driver’s) risk on the road” in Richmond and throughout the Lower Mainland as of September 2019.

Natural-gas fuel systems maker sees China as key market for profitability

Employers to work collaboratively with those impacted by automation

Exports through the North Shore’s export terminals continue to hum despite some commodities being whipsawed in global trade disputes.

What happened: Passenger Transportation Board has clarified rules for ride-hailing, ranging from pricing to boundaries Why it matters: While a number of operators have announced plans to work in B.C.

Demand harmful to smaller communities’ business, letter to minister says

Challenges include determining an acceptable death level for automated driving

Port of Vancouver set new volume, container records despite trade volatility

The massive protests in Hong Kong has further disrupted one of Asia’s top business hubs (and one of Vancouver’s main links to the region) as the city’s airport has cancelled all flights Monday in and out of the Chinese Special Administrative region.

What happened: Lyft says it wants to offer ride-hailing service in Vancouver this year Why it matters: The province begins accepting applications from potential operators next month but Uber has yet to confirm its intentions Lyft Inc.