Safe Passing

1-metre minimum passing distance is now the law in BC.

Until 2024, BC didn’t have a law protecting people walking, cycling, or using other micro-mobility modes when passed by cars. BCCC worked with safe streets advocates around the province to change this in Spring 2024 as part of a longer-term effort to reform the Motor Vehicle Act.


Insurance, ICBC and Enhanced Care

We’re reducing gaps in the current claims system.

BCCC is working to speed up the medical and repairs claims process for vulnerable road users.  ICBC has compiled a list of frequently asked questions and answers about the Enhanced Care system and vulnerable road users.

We’ve also compiled information about cycling insurance.


Slower Speeds

We’re working to lower neighbourhood speeds across the province.

Higher speeds increase both the likelihood of collisions and the severity of those collisions. Research has shown that when motor vehicles are traveling at speeds greater than 40 km/h, both drivers and pedestrians are more likely to make mistakes judging the time required to stop or cross the street safely.

We are working with government agencies on various initiatives to increase funding for traffic calming and implement lower speed limits.


Ebike Rebates

We’re accelerating the adoption of clean, active transportation modes.

BCCC lobbied the BC government and helped deliver BC’s first e-bike rebate program. It was so successful that the website crashed due to overwhelming demand!

BCCC is pushing to have the rebate program renewed in 2024.


Cycle Tourism

We’re working to multiply active transportation options outside of cities.

Better cycling facilities across British Columbia can appeal to international audiences coming to experience our spectacular outdoors, Aboriginal and coastal communities, wineries and historical sites, and world-renowned recreational and sporting events.

BCCC is working with our member organizations across the province and have identified opportunities to improve cycling for better economic performance for our destination marketing regions.