BC Parks Reaches Milestone With Specialty License Plates
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VICTORIA – BC Parks has reached a milestone with specialty license plate sales. The license plate program by the Province and ICBC has sold 100,000 plates, generating $2.3 million towards protecting and preserving provincial parks.
“Selling more than 100,000 BC Parks plates this quickly is a significant accomplishment. We could not have been this successful without the support of Autoplan brokers,” said Sharon Craver, interim vice-president of insurance strategy, product and pricing, ICBC. “We look forward to seeing how many more plates are sold now that they’re available for fleet customers. ICBC is proud to be doing our part to support B.C.’s beautiful parks and conservation areas.”
Revenue from the specialty license plate sales goes to several programs and projects related to conservation, community engagement and Indigenous relations. A couple includes the Student Ranger Program and the Habitat Conservation Trust Foundation’s GO Grants program.
The designs include the Kermode bear with 36,936 plates sold, the snow-capped Purcell Mountains with 35,030 plates sold and Porteau Cove with 29,102 plates sold.
