Buffered Bike Lanes Make Cyclist Commuting a Joyride
We all know that riding your bike is a good thing. It helps your health, your pocket book and the environment. So, what stops you from choosing your bike on a daily basis? Some of
Environment
Updates and behind the scenes information around our environmental initiatives, projects and programs, including wildlife mitigation, active transportation, Adopt-a-Highway and more.
Wildlife on Highways: Be Bear Aware
We are constantly looking for ways to be bear aware and reduce danger to wildlife, big and small, along our highways. Here are some ways we help increase motorist (and animal) safety: Wildlife Signs
Weigh in Motion – It’s Building Momentum
The Weigh2GoBC program is a network of Weigh in Motion (WIM) and Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) technologies that allow commercial vehicles to keep moving while being weighed, helping them to achieve faster, more efficient travel
Stop the Invasion – We Want You…to Adopt a Highway
You may not be aware, but there is a quiet invasion going on out there! Now we’re not talking about invaders from space. More like Black Henbane, Giant Hogweed and Scotch Broom, but these invaders
Car Care Month: Seven Steps to Fuel Savings
May is Car Care Month, and giving your vehicle a little extra love can get you maximum gas mileage, and maybe leave some extra money in your pocket: Ensure you have a well-fitted gas cap
Make Way for Earth Day
On April 22nd, people from all over the world will celebrate Earth Day. And in honour of the event, we want to highlight some of the things we’re doing that help the province reduce its
Why Did the Frog Cross the Road? A National Wildlife Week Tale
National Wildlife Week is a great time to remind travelers to be careful and watch out for wildlife along our roads. But we also want to mark the occasion by sharing a story with you
Ewwwwww, Watch Out for Those Creepy Crawlers – It’s Tick Season
Well, now that warmer temperatures have arrived in some areas, so have some of the other little creatures we expect to see each spring – in particular, ticks. Just the other day, one of our