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VANCOUVER — A patchwork system of business licences and fees for ride-hailing across the Metro Vancouver region would likely lead to increased congestion, wasted trips and ride refusals by drivers, critics say.

A distracted-driving ticket issued to a Vancouver woman for charging her cellphone in her front-seat cup holder is raising legal questions about the use of electronic devices in cars.

More than 46 million Toyota Corollas have been sold since the nameplate's beginnings in the 1960s, making it the most popular car in automotive history.

Don’t let the familiar shape fool you. The sixth-generation Ford Explorer is about as new as the first Explorer that rolled off the line for the 1991 model year.

Uber Transit is incorporating transit data into a one-stop shop for commuting

Stock-car racing is big business, particularly in the southeastern U.S., where it is deeply rooted in the culture and history of the Appalachian Mountains.

Genesis is hoping its business model will appeal to buyers as much as the vehicles it sells.

Elected officials from smaller communities say the requirement for ride-hailing drivers to have a Class 4 licence is a stumbling block.

Lyft, one of several ride-hailing companies planning to begin service in Metro Vancouver later this year, is offering free training to prospective drivers. The sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½

When Canadians look to buy a new car in 2019, more often than not they will pick a Honda Civic, the country’s best-selling passenger car for 21 consecutive years.