The northbound bus priority lane is now open from Tolmie Avenue to the Burnside Bridges, saving commuters at least 10 minutes from Fisgard Street to Tillicum Road during peak travel times.

Construction of a new multi-use overpass across the busy Stewardson Way is starting soon, which will benefit thousands of pedestrians and cyclists by giving them a safer way to cross this street.

Enhanced chain-up regulations are now in place for commercial vehicle operators, which will mean safer B.C. highways and improved vehicle performance during winter conditions.

The walk to school in Sooke will soon be safer, as construction begins on the Sooke River Road intersection project.

The Highway 97 six-laning project is complete, making it easier for people to travel through the area by widening the highway and upgrading several busy intersections.

The road to access the community of Old Fort is now open. The evacuation order has been lifted, and most people who live in Old Fort are now able to return home.

The new maintenance contract has been awarded for Service Area 12 in the Southern Interior, with improved standards and better highway conditions for British Columbians year-round.

A problematic intersection at the entranceway to Port McNeill is now safer, after significant upgrades were completed at Campbell Way and Highway 19.

Construction is underway to expand Mt. Lehman Road to accommodate the rising number of people travelling by car, bicycle and foot on this key regional route.