With warmer weather encouraging people to use all forms of transportation, drivers in rural areas are reminded to share the road with others: including horses and their riders.

Canada’s and British Columbia’s transportation ministers have made a joint commitment to continue BC Bus North, the transportation service that connects B.C.’s northern and rural communities.

Pavement marking is now underway throughout the province with higher standards than previous years, which makes the paint easier for people to see.

A study to determine long-term solutions for getting people moving more efficiently throughout south Vancouver Island is underway.

The British Columbia government is moving forward with several key actions that will benefit container truck drivers and the sector, both now and into the future, creating a new phase in the relationship with the container truck industry in British Columbia.

As graduation season approaches, teenagers and their parents will benefit from new regulations put in place by the Province to further strengthen the party bus industry.

Legislation has been introduced that will strengthen the Coastal Ferry Act to better serve the needs of people in coastal communities.

Claire Trevena, Minister of Transportation and Infrastructure, has issued the following statement encouraging British Columbians to participate in the final two weeks of consultation on ways to make active transportation options more convenient and affordable.

Starting April 1, 2019, sailings will be restored on the majority of ferry routes that were cut in 2014, making it easier for people in coastal communities to get around.