The Bell Irving River Bridge No. 1 will undergo rehabilitation to ensure continued safe, reliable travel in northwestern B.C.

Crews in northern B.C. will be busy working this summer on paving projects that cover more than 296 kilometres of highways and side roads.

The Province is supporting public transit expansion for people in Metro Vancouver through a significant investment in TransLink that will mean better and more convenient service, lower emissions, and healthier, more livable communities

Permanent repairs to the Malahat Tunnel Hill segment of Highway 1 will begin soon, improving safety and reliability for the more than 35,000 travellers and commuters along the corridor daily.

People throughout B.C.’s southern Interior can look forward to renewed local roads as crews will work this summer on paving projects covering more than 450 kilometres of highways and side roads.

As warm weather draws more people outdoors, drivers in rural areas are reminded to stay vigilant and share the road with others, including horses and their riders.

The public is invited to have their say on the first rapid transit project south of the Fraser River in 30 years.

Winter weather can create challenging driving conditions for all drivers, especially on mountain passes like the Sea to Sky and the Coquihalla.