A problematic intersection in Nanaimo is now safer for drivers, cyclists and pedestrians as improvements at Highway 19A and Northfield Road/Boundary Avenue are complete and open to traffic. 

Park visitors, interest groups and people who live in surrounding communities will have a chance to shape future access to Cathedral Grove, with a series of open houses focusing on understanding and addressing safety concerns.

The British Columbia government is lowering speed limits on 15 sections of highway in the province to keep people safer and reduce the chance of speed-related collisions.

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.

Drivers should not feel spooked if their Halloween commute through the McKenzie interchange feels a little different.

When Greyhound ends its bus service on Wednesday, Oct. 31, 2018, 83% of its routes will be covered by other private operators by year’s end, meaning British Columbians will still be able to travel safely, affordably and reliably through most of the province.

The Government of British Columbia is quadrupling fines for party buses and commercial vehicles that do not meet inspection standards, to keep teenagers and minors safer.

A new contract has been awarded for Howe Sound Service Area 04, requiring higher standards and quicker responses to stalled vehicles on the Lions Gate and Ironworkers’ Memorial bridges.