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 →

McCallum said he’ll deny business licences to ridesharing companies, arguing taxi drivers aren’t getting a level playing field. Continue reading →

Major ridesharing company Lyft is reminding the B.C. government not to impose caps on vehicles before their service hits the road. Continue reading →

The Vancouver Taxi Association has filed a judicial review against the Passenger Transportation Board’s decision to have no caps for ridesharing vehicles allowed on B.C. roads. Continue reading →

Transportation Minister Claire Trevena has sent a letter to the independent Passenger Transportation Board about “widespread concerns related to the introduction of ride-hailing services.” Continue reading →

Uber is coming to Metro Vancouver but for now they won’t be operating anywhere else in B.C. Continue reading →