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There were multiple-sailing waits between Swartz Bay and Tsawwassen on Thursday, and B.C. Ferries says Friday will also be busy.

How should we fund public transit improvements and expansions in Metro Vancouver? Asking Metro Vancouverites about how to have better transit infrastructure appears to only lead to people wanting someone else to cover costs.

The British Columbia government was expected to announce Tuesday that some highway speed limit increases put in place more than four years ago are being dialled back.

Winter is coming and TransLink is ready. That was the message at a press event in Burnaby Thursday morning, as the transit authority unveiled its plan to keep buses and SkyTrain lines running smoothly during the cold months.

BC Ferries cancelled two sailings on one of its routes between 麻豆传媒映画Island and the Lower Mainland following a small fuel spill Sunday morning.

Will a bridge replace the George Massey Tunnel? Will another tunnel be built instead? Will nothing happen until further study and consultations are undertaken?

Motorized bikes were once the domain of tinkerers and inventors who would find ways to add motors to conventional bikes. But improved technology, such as long-range rechargeable batteries and lightweight drive units that integrate readily into modern bike frames, is bringing electric-assist bikes into the mainstream.

A commuter who travels Downtown from Richmond every day is appealing for the River Rock Casino to reinstate its formerly free parking lot.

Discussions about housing have dominated most candidate meetings and debates across the Lower Mainland. But, depending on where you live and how you get to school or work, transportation may also be on your mind as you cast your ballot on October 20.

The Passenger Transportation聽Board (PTB) has approved an Alberta bus company's plans to expand into B.C., just as Greyhound gets ready to shutter its doors in Western Canada.