For 25 years, the BC Cycling Coalition has been backed by people who want safer, more accessible cycling and active transportation routes in BC. We've achieved a lot through consistent and ongoing work, including a major update to our Bike Sense content below.
The reasons why people ride bicycles have hardly changed from 150 years ago, when the bicycle was first invented.
Active transportation is easy, efficient, safe, and affordable, and now it's becoming more accessible to more people.
Today’s bicycles are almost identical to bicycles developed in the late 19th century when light bulbs and telephones were invented.
Riding a bicycle can be part of any lifestyle—with a few modifications you can wear almost anything.
Whether you’re a beginner or experienced rider, plan ahead to set yourself up for success.
Bicycle facilities, and bike-related signs, markings, and symbols commonly used in many regions across the province.
Many factors contribute to cycling safety, including where and how you ride, your interactions with others, and road and weather conditions.
Learn basic cycling skills, general tips for safe road, path, and trail riding, plus some advanced techniques.
You can go farther and faster when you use a bicycle in combination with public transit.
Create your own cycling adventure! Take your bike with you on full-day and multi-day trips...
Make an impact by encouraging your local government to support cycling accessibility, equity, and safety.
The Motor Vehicle Act is the legal statute covering all road users in B.C., including people on bicycles.
What to do if you’re involved in a fall or a collision while cycling, or if you or another road user is subject to abuse, threats, or physical violence.
Bike Sense is intended to help make cycling in British Columbia safer, more inclusive, and more accessible.