An expanded Active Transportation Grant Program is accepting proposals to build safer, more accessible and convenient active transportation infrastructure.

Vehicle traffic will be free flowing on Highway 1 at the McKenzie Interchange on Thursday, Dec. 19, 2019, marking a milestone in the project.

The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure reminds travellers to use extra caution on B.C. highways when travelling in the heavier traffic that comes with the holidays.

The Province has selected three pre-qualified teams to participate in the request for proposals (RFP) stage to design and construct Phase 4 of the Kicking Horse Canyon Project on Highway 1, which will improve safety and reliability east of Golden.

Unique to Western Canada, a moveable barrier system with a zipper truck is about to make its debut on the Alex Fraser Bridge to make this key crossing safer and faster for commuters.

People can better prepare for their travels thanks to the 30 new cameras and 71 more views added to the DriveBC webcam network in 2019.

Roadwork to improve access to industrial lands on the Tsawwassen First Nation and in Delta is now complete, helping to increase efficiency and safety for people who travel on this route.

People in the Fort George and Peace regions will immediately benefit from the opening of the wider, safer Parsnip River Bridge on Highway 97 North, approximately 30 kilometres south of Mackenzie.