Support 30 kph Speed Limits in BC
Cyclists and pedestrians are being needlessly killed and injured on B.C. roads. You can help change that.
From October through December 2024, our generous supporters helped raise $19,000 to kick off our 2025 campaign for 30 km/hr speed limits on all residential streets across British Columbia.
Your contributions were matched by an anonymous donor, for a total of $38,000 we’ll put into action saving lives and creating safer communities for everyone.
What’s next?
Working in partnership with our friends at HUB and many other human lives-prioritizing organisations around the Province, we’ll welcome BC’s newly-appointed Ministers with a unified voice. Together, we will launch a campaign to amend the Motor Vehicle Act and make 30km/h the default speed on all BC neighborhood streets.
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Why Provincial Action is Needed
Currently, individual municipalities must implement 30 km/hr speed limits, creating inconsistencies and barriers to widespread adoption. We need the provincial government to take action and make 30 km/hr the default speed limit on all residential streets.
Expert Support: BC Provincial Health Officers have been advocating for this change since 2016.
Public Demand: Two-thirds of British Columbians support 30 km/hr speed limits.
How Your Donation Will Make a Difference
Your generous donation will enable the BC Cycling Coalition to:
Mobilize Support: Rally cycling, public health, and road safety organizations across BC.
Lobby the Government: Leverage our expertise and relationships to advocate for change.
Raise Public Awareness: Keep this vital issue in the spotlight.
