TransLink is testing a new pilot program that could offer commuters more transportation options.

“I loved every bit of it. I loved getting ready for the game. The camaraderie, the competitiveness. Everything you get in hockey you battle for."

A Vancouver car-sharing platform has become the first in North America to welcome 'learner' drivers to its fleet.

The company was only the second car-share company in North America when it started in the West End with just two cars and 16 members.

"We have currently 3,000 car-share vehicles on the road, which is quite a bit more than our national counterparts in Toronto and Montreal, but also is quite significantly higher than Seattle, Portland and San Francisco as well."

Eighteen years ago, Modo introduced car sharing to Vancouver with just two vehicles on the road. Today, four companies serve the region with a fleet of vehicles.

The ever increasing number of shareable cars on Vancouver's roads will receive a big boost by the end of September.