Since 2019 the Passenger Transportation Board has required taxi and TNS licensees to submit monthly trip data to the Trip Database . This requirement stems from section 28(5) of the...

The Passenger Transportation Board wishes to advise all taxi licensees that new standards for taxi meters will take effect on May 1, 2026. As of that date, analogue taxi meters...

In support of the upcoming changes to the taxi rates structure and taxi meter requirements, the Passenger Transportation Board (Board) is giving controlling members greater responsibility and flexibility in managing...

As part of ongoing efforts to implement the Accessible B.C. Act , the government is developing new accessibility standards for different sectors, including transportation. On July 16, 2024, from 2:00...

The Passenger Transportation Board (Board) has heard numerous issues raised by the taxi sector regarding the taxi camera program . The program was also highlighted for review in the recommendations...

The Passenger Transportation Board (Board) is requesting 2023 cost data from all taxi licensees. This can be submitted by taxi licensees in one of two ways: Submit your 2023 income...

The Passenger Transportation Board (Board) is committed to supporting the full and equal participation of people with disabilities, as well as continuing to work towards inclusivity and accessibility across the...

Transportation Network Service (TNS) operators are reminded to review the terms and conditions (T&C) of their licence as the 2024 cruise ship season begins in Vancouver. All TNS licensees in...

The scale of the climate emergency demands urgent action. Responding to climate change is a significant priority for the B.C. government. The Passenger Transportation Board (Board) continues to review its policies and procedures to ensure they support the government’s climate change programs and initiatives. The following initiatives are a few of those currently being undertaken by the Province and the Board.

The Passenger Transportation Board (Board) has been advised by the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure that, as of April 1, 2024, the Board will move to the Ministry of Attorney...