The Province of B.C., with the support of the Government of Canada, is taking steps to ensure that people who live and work in northern British Columbia continue to have access to inter-city bus services.

Changes to when and where open burning can take place will help protect British Columbia's air quality and people's health by reducing fine particulate matter pollution.

The B.C. government is delivering on its commitment to bring ride-hailing to B.C., with regulations in place that will focus on passenger, driver and company safety, and will allow companies to apply to the Passenger Transportation Board by the beginning of September 2019.  

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure is inviting people to share their experiences with the Province’s highways and services, to make travel better for everyone.

Consultations to help develop mandatory entry-level training for Class 1 commercial driver’s licences will begin this summer.

Record numbers of British Columbians are sharing their views on whether the province should continue observing daylight saving time.

As the Canada Day long weekend approaches, the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure encourages travellers to stay safe on the road by planning ahead and using extra caution.

The Government of British Columbia has announced that Paul Craven will lead the new Office of the Superintendent of Professional Governance.