Transportation
BIV's coverage of the transportation sector provides the latest news relating to roads, air travel, shipping, ports and beyond in Vancouver and British Columbia
B.C.’s red-light cameras now recording 24 hours a day
Red-light cameras are now operating around the clock at 140 intersections in B.C. The cameras, which snap pictures of cars running red lights, previously operated for just six hours a day. They have...
WestJet launches new B.C. non-stop route as dispatchers seek to unionize
WestJet plans to fly twice weekly between Calgary and Terrace
Ride-hailing report: B.C. taxi sector grapples with spectre of ride hailing
Uber factor set to seriously erode value of taxi licences in the province
Updated: Asian port group to take major stake in B.C. inland terminal
Singapore-based PSA International in deal to acquire 60% of Ashcroft Terminal's business in Western Canada
Global shipping conglomerate brings its HQ to Vancouver
Swire’s China Navigation Co. head office adds to port’s global maritime industry hub credentials
Transportation minister showcases BC Bus North service
B.C. Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Claire Trevena was in Prince George July 25 to showcase the BC Bus North service, launched last month to fill the gap Greyhound left behind when it...
Ride-hailing report: B.C. doesn’t have to reinvent the wheel for Uber
Being late to the ride-hailing party could allow B.C. to avoid mistakes made elsewhere
Updated: Port of Vancouver hits record container volume
Export and import traffic up year-to-date at Canada's largest port
Canada Jetlines readies for takeoff with new CEO, Airbus deal
B.C..-based ultra-low-cost carrier has lost first-mover advantage as Swoop and Flair Airlines are already in the skies
UPDATED: B.C. offers 500 more taxis; ride-hailing waits until fall 2019
The B.C government says it’s working to get 500 more taxis added to the roads throughout the province, a key recommendation from a long-awaited report on the taxi industry. When ride-hailing...