BCCOM

and relies solely on membership dues to maintain a strong voice for the motorcycling community. The British Columbia Coalition of Motorcyclists (BCCOM) is a professional lobbying organization that works on behalf of ALL motorcyclists’ rights in the province of BC. BCCOM was founded in 1985 by concerned riders who felt that they were facing discrimination based solely upon their mode of transportation. Since its inception, BCCOM has evolved into so much more, becoming instrumental in the promotion of motorcycle safety, education and awareness in BC. BCCOM has increased the profile of the motorcycling community on both provincial and municipal levels of government. We have ensured input into government policies and legislation that affect the motorcycling lifestyle, be it sport, street or off-road riding. BCCOM endorses, recognizes and supports all aspects of motorcycling, from street and touring all the way to racing and off-road riding. BCCOM is a membership driven organization that relies solely on membership dues to maintain a strong voice for the motorcycling community. ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

Lobbied to have motorcycles included in High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV)lane
usage Assured loading on B.C. Ferries

Continued victories regarding questionable motorcycle related tickets

Responsible for having May designated as Motorcycle Awareness Month

Established a road hazard reporting/follow-up system for BC Roads

Established designated motorcycle parking in various municipalities

Fought and won against NO GO zones for motorcyclists in Vancouver

Helped establish and maintain off-road riding areas

Helped set guidelines for U-Built motorcycles

Worked with manufacturers to form the Motorcyclists Confederation of Canada (MCC)

Successfully lobbied against No-Fault insurance

Achievement insurance rollbacks for 2 consecutive years based on results of the actuarial review funded by the Coalition

Achieved the creation and implementation of collector plates for motorcycles

Helped establish guidelines and regulations for handlebar height and modified motorcycles

Motorcycles exempt from emission testing

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