# British Columbia seasonal road safety campaigns > Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/british-columbia-seasonal-road-safety-campaigns > Updated: 2026-10-11T12:30:00.000Z. Sources: 21. Developments: 2. Authorities in British Columbia have launched seasonal safety campaigns to address hazards brought by autumn weather. The BC Association of Chiefs of Police initiated the ‘Drive Relative to Conditions’ campaign for October, focusing on the risks of reduced visibility caused by rain, fog, and shorter daylight hours. Superintendent Lori Orstad of the BC Highway Patrol emphasized that drivers must adjust their speed to ensure they can stop within their visible distance, noting that posted speed limits are intended for ideal conditions. Under the BC Motor Vehicle Act, motorists may face a $196 fine for driving too quickly for prevailing conditions, even if they are traveling below the posted limit. In conjunction with these efforts, officials are also promoting pedestrian safety during October. Pedestrians are encouraged to wear bright, reflective clothing and avoid distractions such as cellphones or headphones to maintain awareness of their surroundings. ## Timeline ### 2026-10-11: British Columbia launches fall road safety campaign British Columbia authorities have launched a safety campaign urging drivers to adjust speeds for fall weather, fog, and darkness, while reminding pedestrians to stay alert during Pedestrian Safety Month. 2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/british-columbia-launches-fall-road-safety-campaign ### 2026-10-08: British Columbia safety warnings and new Victoria Indigenous mural RCMP officials in Vernon are warning against phone distractions during Pedestrian Safety Month, while a new Indigenous mural celebrating Lekwungen culture has been unveiled in Victoria. 20 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/vernon-rcmp-warns-of-pedestrian-risks-from-cellphone-distraction --- Cite as: British Columbia seasonal road safety campaigns. CLSTR, https://clstr.news/situations/british-columbia-seasonal-road-safety-campaigns