Transportation

With Tesla sales flagging as Elon Musk dismantles parts of the U.S. government, President Trump is giving MAGA voters an opportunity to prove their loyalty by buying an EV

Transportation | Winter 2025

New York City’s landmark congestion charge faces presidential headwinds

Natalie Alcoba

Early evidence suggests the $9 congestion charge is having a positive effect on traffic, but President Donald Trump appears intent on reversing it

Transportation

Electric cargo bikes deliver the goods amid chaos of postal strike and holiday shopping

Victoria Foote

Nimble e-cargo bikes handle congested streets and deliver as many packages as conventional fleets, all while meeting surging demand for sustainable home drop-offs

Transportation

Lack of charging stations in high-rise buildings is cutting off access to EVs

Victoria Foote

A third of Canadians and a quarter of Americans live in multi-unit housing, but the shortage of on-site charging stations is stopping them from buying EVs

Fall 2024 | Transportation

Who’s trying to kill the $17,000 electric car?

Marco Chown Oved

Canadians and Americans face a 48% surcharge for living in the wrong country. Or, more precisely, for keeping cheap, Chinese-built EVs out.

Transportation

This Ontario farmer is leading a movement to stop a highway

Gideon Forman

Max Hansgen is one of the key figures in the struggle to halt development of Highway 413 in Ontario's Greenbelt

Transportation

Half a century ago, one U.S. senator fought to ban gas-powered cars and almost won

Scott W. Stern

California's Senate voted to ban the sale of gas-powered cars by 1975. Soon copycat bills emerged in nearly a dozen states. What happened?

Transportation

Low-cost EVs on ‘verge of extinction’ as Canada slaps 100% tariff on Chinese cars

Mitchell Beer

While debate rages on over whether tariffs are levelling the playing field or missing an opportunity, Canadians looking for affordable EVs have "almost no options left"

Transportation

Canadians want EVs they can afford - China has them. Let them in.

Toby Heaps and Ralph Torrie

OPINION | The Canadian government is considering punitive tariffs on Chinese EVs, guided by concerns over protecting Canadian auto workers. Such tariffs would be a mistake.

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