When we help make roads safer, your chances of being in a crash are reduced. Fewer crashes mean fewer injuries and less damage. Translation: lower claim costs, and more affordable insurance for everyone.
At ICBC we believe it makes sense, both financially and from a community standpoint, for us to help keep your roads safe.
We analyze traffic problems and contribute money to road improvements that will make B.C. roads safer for all users. One new traffic innovation is the roundabout, which can help reduce serious crashes. Find out how to safely navigate roundabouts from our RoadSense Tips.
In 2007, ICBC invested approximately $8.9 million in road improvements across the province. View 2007 road improvements in your community
MISSION POSSIBLE @ Work is a workplace road safety educational program that helps employees reduce their risk while driving.
In 2005 in British Columbia, 459 people were killed* and 78,000 people** were injured in motor vehicle crashes on our roads. Whether crashes occur on or off the job, one thing's for sure, the financial costs to companies can be staggering. Employers may end up paying for:
*Police (TAS) Traffic Accident System Data (2005 Fatality Count is not fixed. Fatality data continues to settle over time. **ICBC Data
We all want to live in a safe neighbourhood, and that includes our roads and streets. You can help keep our roads safe by volunteering in your community.
