As the holiday season rapidly approaches, Insurance Corporation of British Columbia (ICBC) and police are urging drivers to plan ahead and get home responsibly after consuming alcohol. Drivers across the province, including in Merritt, will see an increased number of roadchecks in an attempt to detect impaired drivers.
People may want to indulge in beers, liquors, and spirits, but in planning for a great night out, the Herald is reminding you to consider safe transportation.
Police will be ramping up enforcement beginning this Canada Day long weekend, looking for impaired drivers at CounterAttack roadchecks set up throughout the province.
With the Victoria Day coming up, travelers are reminded to follow speed limits if they are planning to go on a road trip.
ICBC is changing its policy on when vehicles charge cyclists, pedestrians, and other active transportation users for damages where they are party responsible.
ICBC would like to remind road trippers that road conditions are still unpredictable and challenging.
Most ICBC customers with a basic auto insurance policy during the month of February will be eligible for the $110 relief rebate.
It will soon be easier for British Columbians to renew their insurance through ICBC.
ICBC has announced that they will be issuing a second COVID-19 rebate to British Columbians in recognition of lower claims costs as a result of fewer crashes as many people stayed home during the pandemic.
The BC Parks Licence Plate program has just reached a significant milestone, with more than 250,000 people now having purchased the plates for their vehicles.
ICBC customers will receive one-time rebates averaging $190 this spring, Premier John Horgan announced on Tuesday.
Merritt RCMP as well as ICBC and the Province of BC are encouraging vehicle owners to take every precaution in protecting their vehicles.
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