BC Riders Must Carry the Certificate
British Columbia off-road vehicle riders must carry the Certificate of Registration on Crown land or face fines from officers.
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BC Plate Placement on Front, Back or Left
British Columbia off-road vehicle plate placement rules explain how to mount registration plates issued by an Autoplan broker.
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BC Resource Roads Count as Crown Land
British Columbia resource roads form part of Crown Land, which triggers mandatory registration for off-road vehicles under the Off-Road Vehicle Act.
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BC Crown Land Triggers the Registration Rule
British Columbia off road vehicle legislation requires mandatory registration for quads and side by sides operating on Crown land.
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BC Registration Covers Work and Recreation
British Columbia off-road vehicle registration requirements apply to both work and recreational machines operated on Crown land.
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BC Autoplan Brokers Handle ORV Registration
British Columbia off-road vehicle owners can register quads, dirt bikes, and snowmobiles through local Autoplan brokers.
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BC Registration Became Mandatory in 2015
British Columbia off-road vehicle registration rules became mandatory on November 1, 2015, under the Off-Road Vehicle Act.
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BC Statutory Declarations Cost $15
British Columbia off-road vehicle registration uses a statutory declaration costing fifteen dollars to establish ownership without bills of sale.
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BC Charges $28 to Transfer Ownership
British Columbia off-road vehicle ownership transfers require a fixed twenty-eight dollar administrative fee to update registration records.
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BC Has No Annual Renewal Sticker
British Columbia off-road vehicle registration is permanent, meaning owners receive a permanent license plate and certificate instead of annual stickers.
