Road safety

With special consideration for those that support ICBC’s road safety improvement program and campaigns, we consider initiatives that:

• Make drivers and roads safer for all road users, including children, pedestrians and cyclists

• Help young people learn to become responsible drivers

• Provide resources to support seniors transitioning away from driving

Injury recovery and disability support

For injury-disability initiatives, we consider initiatives that are accessible to people injured in a motor vehicle crash that:

• Will help both our injured customers and other people living in B.C.

• Assist with recovery for an injury or living with a disability

• Enables people to live healthy, active and productive lives

Eligibility

To be eligible for grant funding, your initiative must:

• Focus on (or enable ICBC’s promotion of) road safety, injury recovery and/or disability support

• Support one or more communities in B.C.

• Be planned and delivered from an office in B.C.

• Benefit a significant number of people living in B.C.

Most grant recipients are non-profit community organizations, although we in some cases partner on or support the initiatives of other types of organizations.

Ineligibility

The following are not eligible for funding:

• Individuals (or a small number of specific individuals)

• Initiatives outside of B.C.

• Religious or political organizations

• Lobbyists or special interest groups

• Road safety infrastructure

• Transportation services, including shuttles and volunteer driver programs

For infrastructure improvements related to road safety, please contact your municipality and/or the B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure, either of which can submit an application to ICBC’s Road Improvement Program.