BC 24-Hour Prohibitions, Drug-Affected Driving and New Driver Rules
BC’s 24-hour driving prohibition for alcohol or drugs, the 12-hour suspension for L and N drivers, impoundment, your driving record and the 7-day review rule.
BC’s 24-hour driving prohibition for alcohol or drugs, the 12-hour suspension for L and N drivers, impoundment, your driving record and the 7-day review rule.
Charged with impaired driving, over 80 or refusal in BC? Learn the Criminal Code minimum fines, jail for repeat offences and how it differs from an IRP.
You have only 7 days to apply for a review of a BC driving prohibition. Learn the fees, written vs oral reviews, what evidence to send and why timing matters.
The real cost of an impaired driving prohibition in BC: penalties, impoundment, the $250 reinstatement fee, the $1,200 Responsible Driver Program and interlock.
How BC’s Immediate Roadside Prohibition works: Warn and Fail penalties, 90-day bans, 30-day impoundment, costs, and the 7-day deadline to apply for a review.