NewsB.C. bans Level 3 and above road autonomyRead More →
Apr 18, 2024
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The B.C. government’s ban on Level 3 and over autonomy in vehicles is meant to protect vulnerable road users in the province
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↑ 9,605 Level 2 stations
↑ 1,791 DC fast charging stations
↑ 12% EV market share Q4 2023
↑100% electric passenger sales by 2035
↑ $5,000 federal EV purchase incentive
↑ 100% electric medium- and heavy-duty vehicles sales by 2040
↑ 5,000 electric school and transit buses by 2026
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