British Columbia’s Voice for Active Transportation

The Government of B.C. wants to hear your feedback about the new auto insurance model—the public is invited to submit written input to a Special Committee to Review Provisions of the Insurance (Vehicle) Act by June 25th.

The BCCC has released preview of this year's AT Summit in Victoria — a snapshot of the diversity of challenges and opportunities facing active transportation in British Columbia today.

BC Bike Valet Grants were awarded to 20 community groups, event organizers and local governments, supporting attended bike parking at public venues and events across the province.

Recent data shows that crashes that injure or kill cyclists have increased four times faster than population growth since 2021. For pedestrians, the casualty crash trends are even worse.

This spring, the provincial government will not award funding to B.C. communities as part of their annual Active Transportation (AT) Infrastructure Grant program. The program was paused last year as part of a review of CleanBC.