British Columbia’s Voice for Active Transportation

 

Our vision—that active transportation in British Columbia is safe, practical and enjoyable for everyone.

The BC Cycling Coalition provides public education and information, resources, tools, and encouragement programs supporting active transportation in British Columbia. We also convene conversations and events across the province for our members and supporters. Join us!

 

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Provincial grants support bike parking in 20 B.C. communities
AT Funding Stories, Grant Programs, News
Provincial grants support bike parking in 20 B.C. communities
AT Funding Stories, Grant Programs, News

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.

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AT Funding Stories, Grant Programs, News
Have Your Say: Motor Vehicle Act Reform
News, Active Transportation
Have Your Say: Motor Vehicle Act Reform
News, Active Transportation

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.

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News, Active Transportation
Budget 2026: Active Transportation Squeezed
Blog, News
Budget 2026: Active Transportation Squeezed
Blog, News

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.

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Blog, News
Call for Abstracts Now Open for 2026 AT Summit
Active Transportation, Events
Call for Abstracts Now Open for 2026 AT Summit
Active Transportation, Events

Active transportation advocates, educators, engineers, planners, policy-makers, researchers, and practitioners are invited to submit proposals to the 2026 AT Summit.

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Active Transportation, Events
 

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Right turns on red put people at risk. Every. Single. Day. 🚦 Drivers checking for oncoming traffic often don't see the pedestrian stepping off the curb or the cyclist in the bike lane. Prohibiting right turns on red is a simple change with a big sa
Your street should be safe by default, not by exception. 🚗 🚴 One of our top asks for B.C.'s Motor Vehicle Act review: a blanket 30 km/h speed limit on all local streets (AKA: those without a center line). No special designation required. Just sl
In rural B.C., there's no bike lane, no sidewalk, no alternate route. The highway is it. So when the province seal coats instead of repaves, it leaves jagged rocks that shred tires and stop walkers in their tracks. It doesn't just damage a road. It
B.C.'s Motor Vehicle Act hasn't kept up with how people actually get around. The provincial government is consulting with us and other stakeholders on potential changes ahead of legislation for next year. That means right now is a rare window to sh
If you're an organization (i.e. a bike club, walking group, or community org), 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
Now, there are 2 ways to support our work at the BCCC: 1️⃣ Free membership is open to everyone. 2️⃣ Want a vote in how we shape cycling and active transportation policy in BC? Full voting membership is just $30/year. 🔗 Link in bio to join or learn
Every gas price spike is a reminder of what's possible when people choose bikes. 🚲 Check out the @cbcnews article at the link in our bio! Shops are busier, bike share is booming, and more B.C. residents are discovering active transportation. Hist
Nelson, BC is officially on the world bikepacking map 🗺️ , and it's all about making cycling accessible to everyone. In our latest Bike Sense episode, route builder and new BCCC board member Moe Nadeau shares how the West Kootenays became one of bi
Who's going to fix your bike? 🔧 In our latest Bike Sense episode, Peter talks with bicycle mechanic and advocate Zoé Kruchten about the hidden workforce crisis keeping cyclists off the road, no training pathway, low pay, and growing complexi
Did you know that our Active Transportation Summit is the only major conference in Western Canada focused on active transportation! Contribute to the conversation and submit your Abstract at the link in our bio. #AT #ATSummit2026 #BCCC #CyclingBC