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
Upgrading road and rail links a complex cargo puzzle
A year after floods, infrastructure upgrades are underway, but concerns remain
Inflation deceleration delayed on Asia-North America trade routes
Transpacific cargo demand and rates are decreasing, but shippers and consumers will be on the hook for freight cost spikes until well into 2023
Atlas agrees to multibillion-dollar Poseidon takeover
Parent company of Seaspan, the Vancouver-based world’s largest lessor of container ships, to be taken private in US$11 billion deal
B.C. electric bus maker could cash in on $1 billion U.S. grant
GreenPower's shares spike 23% on news of $1 billion grant for electric school buses
Passenger traffic lags pre-pandemic level at YVR
Traffic this week is expected to be 91.5 per cent of what it was in 2019
Flights may cost more for Vancouver travellers this year. Here's why
Vancouverites hoping for a cheap flight over the holiday season might be in for a shock. While ticket prices typically drop at the start of the school year, this year's market has not eased up....
A new low-cost airline is launching direct Vancouver to Toronto service
Vancouverites will have another new low-cost option for direct flights to Toronto this holiday season. Canada Jetlines, a new Canadian leisure airline, commenced operations out of its travel hub at...
B.C.’s population pressure points
Major projects underway to address Metro’s transportation congestion
YVR traffic remains below pre-pandemic level
Passenger count in the coming week set to be 13.7 per cent below what it was in 2019