Join the BC Cycling Coalition 

Support active transportation advocacy in B.C.

The BC Cycling Coalition (BCCC) is a member-based, charitable society composed of individuals and organizations in support of three basic principles:

  • The bicycle and other means of active transportation are legitimate vehicles,

  • Walking, cycling, and the use of micro-mobility and adaptive mobility devices are integral to B.C.'s transportation system, and

  • B.C.’s transportation system should be safe, equitable and accessible to all.

Help amplify our voice—join the BC Cycling Coalition:

Individual Membership

A basic membership gives you access to the BCCC Member-only site; a full membership costs $30/year and gives you exclusive access to event discounts and premium content, and voting rights at general meetings.

Basic Membership
Full Membership

Organization Membership

A basic membership gives you access to the BCCC Member-only site and opportunities to participate in advocacy initiatives; a full membership costs $100/year and gives you exclusive access event discounts and premium content, and voting rights at general meetings.

Basic Membership - Organization
Full Membership - Organization

Membership Benefits

We welcome individuals and organizations to support our mission and work by becoming BCCC Members.

All members get access to a Members-only section of the BCCC website and participation in Member-only programs; full Members receive additional benefits through payment of annual dues:

  • Basic Membership: $0 annual fee

  • Full Membership: $30 (individual) / $100 (organization) annual fees • Access to event discounts and premium content • Voting rights

Memberships Support Our Work

BCCC Members help amplify our voice, supporting our efforts to work with communities and governments across B.C. to provide public information and educational resources, tools, and encouragement programs supporting active transportation—such as:

  • The Active Transportation Summit, our conference for BCCC members and AT advocates, educators, practitioners and researchers;

  • BC Bike Valet Grants, funded by the Province of British Columbia and administered by the BCCC;

  • Bike Sense, our publication on cycling and active transportation safety, cycling skills, and the laws governing road users in B.C.;

  • The Bike Sense Podcast, featuring conversations with active transportation leaders from across the province; and

  • Explore BC, our provincial advocacy work with partners to advance a vision for cycle tourism in B.C.