NEWS RELEASE - BCCC Announces Winners of Attended Bicycle Parking Grant

The BC Cycling Coalition proudly announced the recipients of the Attended Bicycle Parking Grant, aimed at promoting active transportation and enhancing bicycle parking programs across communities. The grant program, funded by the BC Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure (MOTI), received a strong response from municipalities, firms, and community organizations across the province. Applicants requested more than three times the allocated funding of $200,000, demonstrating significant demand for bicycle parking initiatives.

Removing bike lanes in Stanley Park is a step backward for all BC communities

Blog, Active Transportation, Article, NewsBCCC AdminMarch 28, 2023active transportation, infrastructure, newsComment

The Yellow Bikes - A Tale of Community Planning

Active Transportation, News, AT Funding Stories, BlogBCCC AdminMarch 14, 2023active transportation, communityComment

Government allocates $100 million for Active Transportation

AT Funding Stories, News, Blog, Active TransportationBCCC AdminMarch 1, 2023active transportation, Advocacy, fundingComment

BC Budget Lock Up - UPDATE

Active Transportation, News, BlogBCCC AdminFebruary 28, 2023news, budget2023, active transportationComment

Join the Road to Reform: Protect All Road Users

Blog, News, Active TransportationBCCC AdminFebruary 23, 2023news, MVA reformComment

Adventures in Active Transportation, Part 2

Blog, AT Funding Stories, Active TransportationBCCC AdminDecember 12, 2022active transportation, Advocacy, safetyComment

Community Spotlight: Nanaimo and Mid-Island

Kids on Wheels, Active Transportation, BlogBCCC AdminDecember 2, 2022community, youth cycling education, cycling safetyComment

Serious Transportation, or Fun Toy?

It’s the policy question that faces the scooter and the e-bike, the smallest forms of electric transportation. They’re surging in popularity among regular people, but the U.S. government hasn’t yet adopted them as solutions to solve heavy-duty problems like traffic jams or climate change. And it is not certain that it ever will.