More support for commercial truck drivers during COVID-19 crisis

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Around 20 portable toilets have been installed at commercial pull-outs and inspection stations, with the province adding additional ones in the coming weeks.

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Rest areas continue to stay open during the pandemic, with maintenance contractors working to keep those facilities clean, sanitary and well supplied.

Private industry has also stepped up to provide support for the essential transportation workers, with members of the BC Trucking Association spearheading Meals the for Truck Drivers BC pilot.

The pilot sees food trucks set up at various commercial cardlocks throughout the province.

Some restaurants along Canadian Highways have reopened their locations for take-out and restroom use for commercial drivers.

There are 203 rest areas in the province, all of which are equipped with toilet facilities.

Photo Courtesy: Province of British Columbia via Flickr