B.C. Highways Construction Cams

B.C. Highway Construction Cams offer British Columbians a closer look at major transportation infrastructure projects. Images are refreshed regularly.

 

Historic Kinsol Trestle Rehabilitation Project

The Kinsol Rehabilitation Project will give new life to the historic Kinsol Trestle, Canada’s tallest wooden rail trestle, completing a key part of the Trans Canada Trail on Southern Vancouver Island. The rehabilitation will include the replacement of unsound timbers, minor refurbishment of a Howe Truss substructure and rebuilding of 17 structural piers to support a new 614-foot walkway atop the structure for hikers, runners, cyclists and equestrians. The Cowichan Valley Regional District is undertaking the project with joint Provincial and Federal funding.

Kinsol Trestle Rehabilitation Project Construction Cam

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Gateway Program – Port Mann/Highway 1 Project

The Port Mann Highway 1 project includes widening of the highway, construction of a new Port Mann Bridge, upgrading interchanges and improving access and safety on Highway 1 from the McGill Interchange in Vancouver to 216th Street in Langley, a distance of approximately 37 kilometres.

Port Mann Bridge, East

This image is updated approximately every 15 minutes. Cam is situated on the south bank facing north

 

 

 

Prince George South Weigh Scale Relocation and Associated Four-laning Project, Prince George

This project is now complete, and the construction camera is decommisioned.

The Prince George South Weigh Scale and Four-Laning Project includes the design and construction of a new state-of-the-art weigh scale and the twinning of approximately 5 km of Highway 97 approximately 35km south of the City of Prince George.

The weigh scale will now be equipped with Weigh-in-motion (WIM) and Automatic Vehicle Identification (AVI) technology allowing safe legal trucks to bypass the weigh scale at highway speeds, improving the efficiency goods movement through the use of electronic clearance.

This project is jointly funded by the Cariboo Connector program and the federal government.

With the completion of this project, this construction camera has been decommissioned