Frequently asked questions
Driver licensing
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No, unfortunately, you can't get a refund for any years remaining on your B.C. driver's licence. Driver licensing fees contribute to the cost of the card and to road safety programs. It helps keep our road safe for everyone.
You may contact RoadSafetyBC at 1-855-387-7747 and advise them of your concerns. Learn more about driver re-exam road tests and tips for senior drivers.
As a temporary foreign worker in the Seasonal Agricultural Workers Program, you may drive for up to 12 months on a valid licence from your home country.
If you’re staying longer than 12 months and want to continue driving, you’ll need to get a B.C. driver’s licence. For more information, please contact us.
To drive for a ridehailing service, you need a minimum of a Class 4 (restricted) B.C. commercial driver’s licence.
To make food deliveries, your vehicle may need to be rated in a delivery rate class, depending on what else you use the vehicle for and how often you use the vehicle for delivery. Talk to your Autoplan broker to make sure you have the right coverage.
For peer-to-peer rentals, how you are insured will depend on whether the peer-to-peer company has ICBC blanket insurance or not. Enquire with the company directly.
Yes, you'll have to repeat both the knowledge test and motorcycle skills test. Learn more about getting a motorcycle licence.
