Three road-improvement projects are moving forward to address Cariboo roads affected by slides and washouts, paving the way for improved reliability and safety for residents in the region.

Safety improvements are coming to Highway 9 on the busy route to Harrison Hot Springs, with drainage and road resurfacing work making travel smoother and building resiliency for the future.

People in British Columbia will benefit from further road and pedestrian safety measures in their communities through the Vision Zero Grant Program.

People in the northern rural communities of the province will have access to reliable, safe and affordable regional transportation options with eight community shuttles.

Drivers are advised that Highway 1 at Bruhn Bridge between Old Sicamous Road and Silver Sands Road will remain closed as ministry geotechnical experts monitor the stability of the slope above the highway.  

Transit users in Metro Vancouver will not only see their bus service protected, but will also see more buses on the busiest routes, with new funding from the provincial government.

People using transit in Whistler this spring will see improved and expanded transit options with increased frequency and extended hours of service on several bus routes.

More children in B.C. will be riding with confidence as the Province helps to expand the Everyone Rides Grades 4-5 program, giving more students hands-on cycling skills while promoting road safety and active transportation.

Drivers are advised that Westside Road is reopening to single-lane-alternating traffic ahead of schedule this afternoon, Sunday, April 6, 2025, as repairs progress following a significant washout on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.

Drivers are advised that Westside Road will remain closed through the weekend for repairs following a significant washout on Tuesday, April 1, 2025.