No they don't tow them on sight, but you'll have to get a provincial safety inspection before you can insure your vehicle in BC. Then you go through the aircare testing (pay $24) facility and if you pass then you get you insurance for 1 year. If you fail you get a conditional pass for 3 months and have that amount of time to go to an Aircare certified repair facility where you have a limit of $400 to spend on your vehicle. Including the initialrepair fee, if the tech concludes that it is going to cost your vehicle more thatn $400 to make you car pass aircare, you'll get a conditional pass for 1 year (but you have to pay $24 and go through the testing facility again to do it), then when that year is up, you have to go through the whole ordeal again. If the total cost of making your vehicle is under $400 then you are required to spend the money on that vehicle to make it pass or can't get your vehicle insured. (our shop is an aircare repair facility)