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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.

Join us for two social nights, just a short walk from the Victoria Conference Centre:Welcome Reception: Wed Oct 28, 5–8p...
10/09/2026

Join us for two social nights, just a short walk from the Victoria Conference Centre:

Welcome Reception: Wed Oct 28, 5–8pm at Bartholomew's Public House. Sponsored by ISL Engineering.

Pub & Games Night: Thu Oct 29, 6–9pm at The Sticky Wicket. Sponsored by Urban Systems Ltd.

Both are included with your registration—just tick the box when you sign up so we know to expect you. Already registered? You can still add them.

See you in just a few short weeks!

Introducing Matteo Jarre of Dutch consulting firm Decisio, our Day 1 keynote speaker at the upcoming 20206 AT Summit in ...
10/09/2026

Introducing Matteo Jarre of Dutch consulting firm Decisio, our Day 1 keynote speaker at the upcoming 20206 AT Summit in Victoria, B.C.! 📣

An engineer and data analyst, Matteo combines a strong technical and statistical background with a passion for political and decision-making processes. His community-engaged research focuses on Indigenous mobility justice, healthy cities, and sustainable and active transportation; at Decisio, he coordinates projects on active mobility, sustainable energy and data analysis.

Matteo will speak about “What a Kilometre Is Worth: Bikenomics, Street Design and the Bike-Train Connection.”

Don't miss the Summit, Oct. 28-30. Spots still open on our website!

Photo credit: www.expatica.co

Get maximum savings on AT Summit registration by applying for a Bursary on our website. If costs are a barrier, you can ...
10/06/2026

Get maximum savings on AT Summit registration by applying for a Bursary on our website.

If costs are a barrier, you can get a 50% discount on any (or all) of the 3 days of the conference.

Join BCCC for even more savings—members can get an additional 15% off!

Apply now at the link in the comments. It takes less time than brewing a cup of coffee. ☕

Three hours. $59. Something to take home. 📝Three of our AT Summit Day 1 workshops still have seats:01 · 9am–12pm | SNAP ...
10/06/2026

Three hours. $59. Something to take home. 📝

Three of our AT Summit Day 1 workshops still have seats:

01 · 9am–12pm | SNAP into Action. With TransLink , HUB Cycling , Society for Children and Youth of BC, Green Communities Canada and Capital Bike .
02 · 9am–12pm | Building Community Leaders. With HUB and Evo
03 · 1- 4pm | Mode Shift Starts at the Rack. With movmi and Urban Racks.

Pick a morning session, then pair it with Mode Shift after lunch if you want the full day.

Already registered? You can still add a workshop. Link in comments.

📅 Oct 28 · Victoria Conference Centre

From floating island bus stops to roads upgraded to trails, you'll want to check out our Theme 3 track: Design, Systems ...
10/02/2026

From floating island bus stops to roads upgraded to trails, you'll want to check out our Theme 3 track: Design, Systems & Networks 🚴

This is the one about the craft. What does it take to build active transportation networks people actually want to use?

Eight sessions, including how Victoria reached 44% walk and bike mode share, how Tkʼemlúps te Secwépemc and the Ministry built a safer Shuswap Road together, and why comfort matters in transportation design.

As always, full program and registration for the 2026 Active Transportation Summit at the link in the comments.

📅 Oct 28–30 | Victoria Conference Centre

Grab your popcorn! 🍿 Help us kick off the 2026 AT Summit with an evening of film and good company.A Simple Machine is th...
09/30/2026

Grab your popcorn! 🍿 Help us kick off the 2026 AT Summit with an evening of film and good company.

A Simple Machine is the debut narrative feature from Portland filmmaker Mark Alan Hoffman. Set in pandemic-era Portland, it follows a man who trades bicycle—and keeps going. It won the Audience Choice Award for Best Narrative Feature at the Cleveland International Film Festival, and the director will be joining us for a Q&A afterwards.

You don't need a Summit pass to come. If you're in Victoria and you love bikes, join us for the screening and a chance to mingle with speakers and attendees.

🎫 $20 · Oct 28, 8pm · Victoria Conference Centre
Reception (hosted by Capital Bike) starts at 7pm

🔗 Grab your tickets at the link in comments.

Our second theme at the AT Summit next month is Policy & Strategy. This is about what it takes to close the gap between ...
09/28/2026

Our second theme at the AT Summit next month is Policy & Strategy. This is about what it takes to close the gap between good intentions and a great transportation network.

Seven sessions, including why active transportation plans stall, Indigenous inclusion in AT planning across B.C., and how an inclusive design process in New Westminster led to innovation.

Full program and registration are at the link in the comments. We hope you'll join us!

🗓 Oct 28–30 · Victoria

Why do about twice as many men cycle as women in North America? According to Dr. Kay Teschke—a retired UBC professor who...
09/26/2026

Why do about twice as many men cycle as women in North America? According to Dr. Kay Teschke—a retired UBC professor who's spent her career researching bike safety—it comes down to one completely rational fear.

This throwback episode of our podcast, Bike Sense, digs into what the research says about cycling safety, and a lot of it cuts against common assumptions. Helmets, for instance, only help after a crash has already happened—they don't stop one from occurring.

So what does prevent crashes? Physically separated bike infrastructure, which Dr. Teschke's research found is roughly 10 times safer than riding in traffic.

Give the podcast episode a listen at the link below and let us know what you think! 🚲

At the upcoming AT Summit in Victoria, our session programming is organized into three tracks. Track 1: Community & Soci...
09/24/2026

At the upcoming AT Summit in Victoria, our session programming is organized into three tracks. Track 1: Community & Society asks a simple question—who is active transportation actually for?

Eight sessions across Days 2 and 3 of the conference including the history and lessons of the Galloping Goose, the case for pedestrian streets in every neighbourhood, and what an aging population means for how we plan.

Full program and registration at the link in our bio. We'd love to see you there.

Oct 28–30 · Victoria

At the upcoming AT Summit in Victoria, our session programming is organized into three tracks. Track 1: Community & Soci...
09/24/2026

At the upcoming AT Summit in Victoria, our session programming is organized into three tracks. Track 1: Community & Society asks a simple question—who is active transportation actually for?

Eight sessions across Days 2 and 3 of the conference including the history and lessons of the Galloping Goose, the case for pedestrian streets in every neighbourhood, and what an aging population means for how we plan.

Full program and registration at the link in our bio. We hope you’ll join us.

🗓️ Oct 28–30 · Victoria

Photo credits:

Left: letsgobiking.net
Right: Old Vancouver Island Facebook Group.

Photo credit: City of Vancouver

Photo Credit: cyclingwithoutage.org

Full program and registration at the link in our bio. We’d love to see you there.

🗓️ Oct 28–30 · Victoria

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