The fate of ridesharing in B.C. has been put into question once again by the Passenger Transportation Board, but Premier John Horgan says there’s nothing to worry about. Continue reading
The Passenger Transportation Board (PTB) has sent a letter to ridesharing applicants warning them to expect delays in their application being processed. Continue reading
The call comes after Lyft raised concerns that municipal licences could drive up ridesharing costs and restrict access across the region. Continue reading
B.C.’s general manager for Lyft says the increasing rules and licenses required for ridesharing drivers could drive up costs and make the experience less than ideal. Continue reading
Coquitlam Coun. Teri Towner is getting her Class 4 licence in order to be a rideshare driver, but she says she thinks the process will discourage others. Continue reading
The fees include a $100-per-vehicle licensing fee and a 30-cent “congestion” fee for every pick-up and drop-off. Continue reading
Enderby believes B.C.’s rules for ridesharing are too focused on what’s best for the province’s urban centers. Continue reading
Ridesharing companies are raising concerns after reviewing the class 4 licence written test seen as ‘irrelevant’ and having no mention of ridesharing, ride-hailing or Transportation Network Services. Continue reading
Coun. Lois Jackson said the PTB has failed to consult municipalities, public transit agencies, and the general public on their thoughts on the industry. Continue reading
McCallum said he’ll deny business licences to ridesharing companies, arguing taxi drivers aren’t getting a level playing field. Continue reading