Drivers travelling overnight on Highway 1 through Goldstream Provincial Park can expect delays from Monday, Dec. 5, until Wednesday, Dec. 7, 2022, as crews continue geotechnical work.

Drivers travelling overnight on Highway 1 through Goldstream Provincial Park can expect delays on Thursday, Nov. 17, 2022, as crews undertake geotechnical work.

Work will begin next month to upgrade Highway 1 from Leigh Road to the West Shore Parkway.

Transit users travelling through the western communities will soon enjoy a faster commute as work begins on a new bus-queue jump lane at Jacklin Road and Highway 14/Sooke Road.

People travelling along Highway 1 between Leigh Road and West Shore Parkway will see immediate short-term safety improvements with the installation of more than a kilometre of centre median “picket” delineators.

The Province has committed to improving safety at the Parkland, Gillespie and Connie road intersections on Highway 14 between Langford and Sooke.

Safe and efficient highways and roads help Canadians access community services, participate in local activities and gain access to better job opportunities.

Drivers and cyclists are advised of upcoming rock excavation work on the Trans-Canada Highway at the West Shore Parkway and to expect delays during this time.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure has begun planning work to four-lane Highway 1 and to install a median barrier from the Leigh Road interchange to Goldstream Park, representing a further two kilometres of lane widening.