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Jason Tchir
FreelanceReporter

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Automotive
Jason is a columnist and car critic for the Globe and Mail's Drive section. He focuses on green mobility, road safety and trends in transportation. Previously, he wrote for the CBC and The Toronto Sun.

Latest articles

the road ahead
Separating promises from reality when it comes to autonomous vehicle, EV progress in 2021
driving concerns
Your top questions from 2021 about what it’s like to own an electric vehicle
driving concerns
Are more people drinking and driving amid the pandemic?
driving concerns
How long can I stay warm in a stranded EV?
the road ahead
EV startup Lucid looks to pierce Vancouver’s luxury market with first Canadian store
driving concerns
Will a dealership sell me a new car if I live in another province?
mobility
Why do B.C. and Quebec get new EVs before other provinces?
driving concerns
What’s the most important thing you need to know about winter driving?
the road ahead
Could plug-in hybrid vehicles slow the transition to electric-only?
driving concerns
Can I ever turn left at a red light?
driving concerns
Can I use all-season tires on mountain roads in winter?
the road ahead
The battle over free parking continues in cities across Canada
driving concerns
Why do automakers place electric-vehicle charging ports on the driver’s side instead of the passenger side?
driving concerns
When it comes to plug-in hybrid range, is more always better?
the road ahead
As scooters gain popularity, scooter safety comes into question
driving concerns
Is it illegal to keep my phone in the cup holder while I’m driving?
driving concerns
What do you need to know about usage-based insurance for your vehicle?
driving concerns
Can I get a ticket if someone else is using my phone while I’m driving?
the road ahead
Automakers, including Hyundai, continue placing electric bets on hydrogen
driving concerns
Should I be worried about repair costs as cars become more computerized?
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