British Columbia Cycling Coalition (BCCC)

British Columbia Cycling Coalition (BCCC) The BC Cycling Coalition works to help enable everyone across the province to safely cycle everyday.

The BC Cycling Coalition is the leading provincial voice of cycling for transportation, recreation and tourism. We and our 18 member organizations work with government, businesses and other organizations to make riding a bicycle a safe, comfortable and a practical choice for people of all ages and abilities. We work to:
- build support for an updated Motor Vehicle Act
- secure funding for cycling
- support provincial level initiatives that support cycle tourism
- support and advocate for infrastructure projects
support the expansion cycling education.

This year’s AT Summit wouldn’t be possible without support from our partners and sponsors. We work closely with these or...
09/18/2026

This year’s AT Summit wouldn’t be possible without support from our partners and sponsors. We work closely with these organizations on provincial advocacy issues, and we value their support all year long.

Moving from Good to Great wouldn’t be possible without this group. Join us in recognizing their work! 👏

Photo credit (slide 2): Magnolia Hotel & Spa

Partners: Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) HUB Cycling Go By Bike BC Society Trails BC Capital Bike

Sponsors: Zero Emissions Innovation Centre (ZEIC), District of Sooke, movmi
Drivebc Evo TransLink Urban Racks Black Ball Ferry Line Kingdom of the Netherlands in Canada Destination Greater Victoria Lime ICBC Modo Real Estate Foundation of BC Urban Systems Ltd. Eco-Counter

Registration is now open for the 2026 Active Transportation Summit in beautiful Victoria, B.C. 🚴 🛴 🛵Scroll through to se...
09/17/2026

Registration is now open for the 2026 Active Transportation Summit in beautiful Victoria, B.C. 🚴 🛴 🛵

Scroll through to see membership discounts and available bursaries. Don't miss out on this chance to celebrate success, build community, and help move AT forward in our province.

Visit bccycling.ca or tap the link in the comments to secure your spot!

Photo credits:
Slide 1: Destination Greater Victoria
Slide 3: Tourism Kamloops / Dylan Sherrard
Slide 4: Dylan Passmore, CC BY-NC 4.0

For 35 years, Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) has been fighting for walkable, bike-friendly, and acc...
09/14/2026

For 35 years, Better Environmentally Sound Transportation (BEST) has been fighting for walkable, bike-friendly, and accessible neighborhoods across our region. 🚲💚

We’re celebrating this milestone with BEST on October 1st at Creekside Community Centre for an evening of bold ideas and community building. Whether you're an urban planner, a bike advocate, or just care about vibrant streets, this event is for you.

Visit then online to learn more and to get tickets.

Our final bike valet spotlight brings us to the Township of Langley which has been running their valet at a variety of c...
09/03/2026

Our final bike valet spotlight brings us to the Township of Langley which has been running their valet at a variety of concerts and events across town all summer!

They're still in operation for a few more weeks, so take advantage of the great weather and ride your bike to your next Langley destination!

Government of British Columbia Drivebc

BC has the trails. New Zealand has a billion-dollar cycle tourism industry. What's the difference? Coordination.Meet Hea...
09/02/2026

BC has the trails. New Zealand has a billion-dollar cycle tourism industry. What's the difference? Coordination.

Meet Heather Piwowar: MIT engineer, PhD, and founding director of the brand-new BC Cycle Tourism Society. She joins us this week on BikeSense to talk about building BC into a world-class cycling destination: a central website, standardized route ratings, and partnerships across the province's tourism sector.

Swipe through for a taste of the conversation, then check out the full episode at the link in the comments, or wherever you get your podcasts! 🚲

Have a favourite BC route? Drop it in the comments!

Are you a BikeSense listener? We want to know what you think of our podcast! Visit the link in the comments to fill out ...
09/01/2026

Are you a BikeSense listener? We want to know what you think of our podcast! Visit the link in the comments to fill out the survey, and we'll enter you into a draw for a sweet prize.

Then tune back in for the most interesting people and conversations in the world of active transportation. 🚴🏻‍♂️ 🛴🎧

Taking place in Victoria, Oct. 28-30, we can't wait to welcome you this fall to celebrate success, build community, and ...
08/24/2026

Taking place in Victoria, Oct. 28-30, we can't wait to welcome you this fall to celebrate success, build community, and share knowledge to help move AT forward in BC!

Registration is now open on our website/at the link in comments.

Live in the Capital Region and want to help guide conversations about active transportation in B.C.? Our Active Transpor...
08/18/2026

Live in the Capital Region and want to help guide conversations about active transportation in B.C.?

Our Active Transportation Summit will be held in Victoria for the first time this fall. Our local host partner Bike is helping us find a dedicated team of 10 volunteers to help coordinate the event. Check out the role descriptions at the link in comments and apply today!

Heading to the Langley Rib Fest this weekend? Enjoy this family-friendly event even more, and go by bike! The event take...
08/13/2026

Heading to the Langley Rib Fest this weekend? Enjoy this family-friendly event even more, and go by bike!

The event takes place at McLeod Athletic Park. Leave your bike and enjoy food, fun, and entertainment without worrying about your precious cargo.

See you there!

Government of British Columbia Drivebc

Why do the cities getting active transportation right so often have women at the helm?That's the question at the center ...
08/13/2026

Why do the cities getting active transportation right so often have women at the helm?

That's the question at the center of our latest Bike Sense episode with Melissa Bruntlett — a Vancouver-raised cycling advocate now based in Delft, and co-author of the new book Women Changing Cities.

Melissa and Peter dig into a lot in this one: what she noticed on a recent trip back to Vancouver after six years away, why school streets tend to be the easiest sell for safer-streets advocates, and how the Netherlands went from car-choked streets in the 1970s to the cycling nation we know today — sparked by a grassroots movement after over 400 children were killed in traffic in a single year.

There's also a great story here about what changes for kids when they can move around a city independently — something any parent who's ever done bike-lane advocacy for their own sanity will relate to.

Give it a listen and let us know what stood out to you.🚲 Melissa & Chris Bruntlett

🎧 Link in comments

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Vancouver, BC

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