Cone zones help to protect roadside workers, so slow down and drive with care. Their lives depend on it.
Cone zones help to protect roadside workers, so slow down and drive with care. Their lives depend on it.
Driving is a privilege, not a right. Road collisions are a leading cause of death and injury and are a major public health issue in British Columbia.
Commercial and private vehicle safety, permits, enforcement, inspections, commercial trucking.
Get information on licensing and insurance, seasonal driving, safety, popular routes, cycling, emergency contacts and resources for older drivers.
Travelling by bus, taxi, ferry, air or rail? B.C.’s transportation network offers safe and reliable passage, whatever your preferred mode of travel.
Commercial and private vehicles using highways and roads in B.C. need to follow standards and regulations provided by Commercial Vehicle Safety & Enforcement (CVSE).
Funding, engagement opportunities and highway events help communities build and enhance transportation and infrastructure and promote economic growth.
Transportation planners, engineers and contractors plan, build and maintain B.C.'s safe and reliable highways, bridges and other infrastructure.
Strategic reviews, infrastructure planning, public engagement summary reports, and feasibility studies drive B.C.’s transportation planning.
Learn how we lower the impact our transportation system and the environment have on each other.
Transportation infrastructure projects completed, underway or just announced.
Plan your route, find out about current road conditions, or report a highway problem.
Friday, August 30, 2024
People travelling near Keating Cross Road and the Highway 17 overpass detours are encouraged to plan ahead for high traffic volumes as school returns on Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2024.