Seasonal Driving

Last updated on May 7, 2025

Rapid changes in elevation and weather can make highway conditions in B.C. unpredictable. You may start a trip in sunshine but face stretches of fog, driving rain, slush, ice, heavy snowfall or compact snow along the way. Learn some seasonal driving tips to get you to your destination safely.

In the summer our highways become busy with travellers, construction and wildlife. Be prepared to share the road.

Recreational Vehicles & Towing Trailers
Summer Driving
Winter Driving

Connect with TranBC

Connect with TranBC - Blog Link

Touring DriveBC: Video Tutorials
Learn about Shifting Into Winter

Know Before You Go

Traveller Information on DriveBC

Seasonal Load Restrictions
Shift Into Winter
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