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Coastal Rides: New Rideshare Launches in Squamish

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Coastal Rides is also actively recruiting owner-operators and drivers in the Squamish area.
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October 31, 2025 12:21pm

The Sea to Sky corridor is about to get a little more local.

Coastal Rides, British Columbia’s home-grown rideshare company, is proud to announce its official launch in the District of Squamish, offering a community-focused, driver-friendly alternative to the large U.S.-based rideshare platforms.

Born on the Sunshine Coast in 2020, Coastal Rides was built for British Columbians, by British Columbians, on the belief that ridesharing could — and should — be done differently.

The company’s mission is simple: to make transportation in smaller communities safer, easier, and more reliable — while keeping earnings and decision-making close to home. Coastal Rides supports the people who live and work here — not shareholders somewhere else.

To celebrate the launch, riders can enjoy $5 off every ride from November 1 to 7 by entering promo code SQUAMISH in the Coastal Rides app. “Our drivers aren’t anonymous contractors — they’re local entrepreneurs, your neighbours, and the people you bump into at the grocery store,” said Ryan Staley, Founder.

“This launch is another step toward building a true, province-wide mobility network that belongs to B.C.” Allison Pringle, General Manager, added, “Service begins at 7 a.m. Saturday. As we ramp up, check our availability first before other providers — let us be your first choice.” Coastal Rides is also actively recruiting owner-operators and drivers in the Squamish area. Interested applicants can learn more and apply at coastalrides.ca.

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  1. Ihor Zalubniak says

    October 31, 2025 at 12:55 pm

    Any idea of fares etc.

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