The use of seat belts is mandatory for drivers and passengers in British Columbia. Drivers are required to keep their vehicle headlights on whilst driving - day and night. It is a criminal offense to operate, or be in the care or control of a vehicle, whether in motion or not, with a blood alcohol content of more than 0.08 milligrams of alcohol in the bloodstream. BC employs photo radar to police and regulate driving speeds in the province. Fuels All common fuels, including leaded and unleaded gasoline and diesel, are available in BC and are sold in litres.
Propane is also available at many gas stations throughout British Columbia.
This indicates that you are covered with the minimum legal insurance requirements throughout Canada. No customs fees are payable. Motor vehicle registration forms and proof of insurance are required for every vehicle and trailer. If the vehicle is not registered to the driver, documentation authorizing your use of the vehicle or trailer must be provided. If the vehicle is rented from a company, the motor vehicle registration form and a copy of the rental agreement should be carried.