The Regional Transportation Management Centre (RTMC) is a 24/7 service providing real-time monitoring of road and traffic conditions across B.C., and is a transportation hub on the cutting edge of technology. 

Exercise Coastal Response is Western Canada’s first, full-scale earthquake and tsunami response exercise. It is a test of the BC Immediate Response Plan that outlines the steps that the province and its partners will undertake in the immediate aftermath of a massive earthquake. The goal is to exercise elements of the IRP and strengthen relationships among and across partners and stakeholders to enhance operational coordination.

The annual Great British Columbia ShakeOut took place at the Vancouver Public Library on Thursday Oct. 15, reminding British Columbians about the importance of proper technique to protect yourself during an earthquake.

The Government of Canada, the Province of B.C. and the City of Kelowna has announced $11.6 million in joint funding for the final phase of the John Hindle Drive extension project, allowing another option for students, staff and visitors en route to UBC Okanagan campus and throughout the city.

Motorists are advised that the Coquihalla Highway 5 will be closed from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2014, for helicopter avalanche control work to ensure the safety of the travelling public.

Minister Todd Stone gave an update on Port Mann Bridge which, it in the first full month since the opening of new highway lanes, has delivered significant time savings for commuters, goods movers and transit users.

Allow me to congratulate you on your recent re-election as Chair of the Mayors' Council on Regional Transportation.