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Upcoming Provincial Election will be key for New Car Dealers and Consumers

In the lead-up to the BC provincial election on September 21, political parties and candidates will be seeking public support. The New Car Dealers Association plans to advocate for important issues affecting the automotive sector, which operates in over 55 communities and supports 30,000 families across the province.

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Why Now Is the Time to Shop for Snow Tires

The winter season will be here before we know it. And now is actually the perfect time to get ahead of everyone else. Early preparation not only ensures your safety on the road but also provides several other benefits that can save you time money, and stress.

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Essential Tips for Off-Roading in BC

Summer is ending, but there's still time for a final adventure. Off-roading in British Columbia offers rugged landscapes and challenging trails. Before heading out, ensure you're equipped with essential gear: a recovery kit, tire repair tools, and a portable battery charger. These tools will help you navigate tough terrain and…

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Back to School: Slow Down, Watch for Kids

As the new school year begins in BC, drivers must prioritize safety. With 359 children injured annually in crashes, the post-Labour Day traffic surge around schools demands heightened caution. Slowing down and staying alert in school zones isn't just law—it's crucial for protecting our youngest road users.

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What You Need to Know About Convertibles & Enjoying BC’s Summer

In BC, we are blessed to have some of the most stunning natural scenery in the world. The only thing that could make it better is the wind in your hair and sun on your shoulders while sitting behind the steering wheel of a convertible.

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Canada’s EV Transition — Challenges and Opportunities

Canada's transition to zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) is one broadly supported by the provincial and federal government to reach their collective climate reduction targets - but the road ahead is paved with significant investment and policy challenges.

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Exploring BC’s Parks by Car

British Columbia’s parks offer stunning landscapes best explored by car. Essential planning includes permits, campsite reservations, and wildfire status checks. Highlights include the Sea-to-Sky Highway, Pacific Marine Circle Route, Great Northern Circle Route, Gulf Islands, Okanagan, and Kootenays. Respect nature, follow Leave No Trace guidelines, and enjoy an unforgettable adventure.

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Keep Your Car Cabin Cool This Summer!

Summertime for car lovers means hitting the road for trips and enjoying the weather, along with some of the most breathtaking scenery that can be found anywhere. However, as our summer weather patterns become more extreme, it can also pose significant challenges for drivers.

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Keeping Pets Safe in Summer Heat: Tips for Traveling with Pets in Your Car

the summer heat can become dangerous — especially when left in a vehicle. So before heading out on the road with Fido in the backseat, take some time to properly prepare and ensure your furry friends have fun, and safe, vacation — they’ve earned it!

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Summer Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Car Running Smoothly

Summer in BC means road trips and outdoor adventures, but the heat can challenge your vehicle. Proactively maintain your car to prevent breakdowns and ensure stress-free journeys. Follow essential maintenance tips to keep your car running smoothly all summer.

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ICBC and Police Launch Summer Campaign to Combat Impaired Driving

It’s summer in BC, and people around the province are hitting the road to enjoy the nice weather and have some fun. Unfortunately, the increase in driving activity corresponds with a rise in impaired driving-related accidents.

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BC Consumers will pay the price for changes to Electric Vehicle Rebate Program

Criticism of the recent reduction in the CleanBC Go Electric Rebate Program's eligibility, which now excludes 75% of vehicles by lowering the MSRP threshold from $55,000 to $50,000. These changes make ZEVs less accessible, threaten mandated sales targets, and could increase vehicle prices, undermining climate goals and affordability efforts.

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Upcoming Provincial Election will be key for New Car Dealers and Consumers

Why Now Is the Time to Shop for Snow Tires

Essential Tips for Off-Roading in BC

Back to School: Slow Down, Watch for Kids

What You Need to Know About Convertibles & Enjoying BC’s Summer

Canada’s EV Transition — Challenges and Opportunities

Exploring BC’s Parks by Car

Keep Your Car Cabin Cool This Summer!

Keeping Pets Safe in Summer Heat: Tips for Traveling with Pets in Your Car

Summer Maintenance Tips to Keep Your Car Running Smoothly

ICBC and Police Launch Summer Campaign to Combat Impaired Driving

BC Consumers will pay the price for changes to Electric Vehicle Rebate Program

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