Some suggestions and best practices when travelling BC highways to get you to your destination safely.
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As the warm weather continues but the summer months start running out…there is still time to get out and enjoy our beautiful province. But we want you to do it safely. Whether by motorcycle, boat,
You may have crossed Upper Arrow Lake on our newest ferry, the M.V. Columbia, or witnessed river power at work on the Lytton Reaction Ferry, all the while marvelling at the beauty of BC’s waterways
You may see them travelling alongside or on a road… graceful, finely tuned four-legged vehicles with a person mounted on top… They may be travelling from one farm to another, en route to a trail,
What better way to enjoy the long weekend than getting on the highway and enjoying our provincial backyard? Whether the extra time off is due to BC Day, Family Day, Thanksgiving or any other summer,
Drivers who operate vehicles off road – working in the bush or enjoying wilderness recreation – now have access to a dazzling selection of specialized off-road vehicle lights and light bars, to brighten their way.
Pop quiz! (Because everyone loves spontaneous tests of driving knowledge, right?) It’s a stormy day and you approach a flashing red light while driving. As you get closer, it becomes clear it’s a traffic light
There’s an essential rule about sharing the road with snowplows: NEVER pass them on the right. In 2016, there were 11 collisions between cars and snowplows, on one BC highway alone. That’s a lot of