Do You Have a Permit for That?
If you’re looking to use our highways beyond the regular to and from home or road trips, you may have to look at getting a permit. Do you want to film a movie on a
Trucking
Information, tips and updates on the commercial vehicle and trucking industry.
Challenging BC’s Best of the Best Vehicle Inspectors
The hustle. The sweat. The pressure to be the best… Commercial vehicle inspectors put their safety sense to the test at the 2016 CVSE Inspectors’ Challenge in Victoria, BC, June 13-17, 2016. The annual competition
Roadside Worker Safety: How Do You Look at It?
People find laws easier to follow when they understand the point, or value, of them. After surveying drivers about roadside worker safety as part of the annual Cone Zone campaign, which runs May to August,
DON’T Do This: 5 Trucks CVSE Wants Off the Road
The Commercial Vehicle Safety and Enforcement branch (CVSE) is responsible for making sure BC highways never come anywhere close to becoming the Wild West. That means safeguarding travellers by educating the commercial transport industry and,
The Coquihalla Snowshed Protocol: 10 Steps to Highway Safety
[Note: Yellowhead Road & Bridge (Nicola) Ltd. took over the highway maintenance contract for Service Area 14 as of July 1, 2019] BC Highway 5 from Hope to Merritt (also known as the Coquihalla or
Ellis Creek Bypass Channel Gets Fish Around Dam Barrier
Would you think, “Dam!” if you were blocked from going where you wanted? That’s what fish might have been thinking when they reached a steep concrete dam, in Penticton, that stopped them from travelling upstream.
BC Road Trip Time Machine: BC Highway 3A, Nelson to Balfour
The Kootenays. No tour of BC would be complete without a visit to this special corner of the province, especially a Road Trip Time Machine tour. So, get in, strap on your seat belt and
Alice All Done Tunnel Boring for BC’s Evergreen Line
After churning through 2 km of dirt and rocks, “Alice”, the Evergreen Line’s tunnel boring machine, took her last bite out of the tunnel between Port Moody and Coquitlam on November 27, 2015. Now that