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Major Highway Routes in British Columbia |
A listing of all numbered highways in B.C. |
Highway Exits and Landmarks |
Highway Exit Numbers and Landmarks for the Lower Mainland and Coquihalla |
Circle Routes |
Choose one of our self-guided circle tours and set off through some of the most spectacular scenery in the world |
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Inland Ferry Schedules |
There are 16 fresh water ferry routes in British Columbia. |
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Coquihalla - Rates and Information |
The Coquihalla Highway joins the Hope-Princeton and Fraser Canyon to make the interior more easily accessible. This helps encourage commercial development and tourism throughout the Province. |
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Highway 37 North |
Valuable travel information on Highway 37 North--a remote highway that traverses through some of the most beautiful scenery in British Columbia. |
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George Massey Tunnel Bicycle Shuttle |
George Massey Tunnel Bicycle Shuttle Schedule |
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Disaster Response Routes |
Emergency planners and transportation engineers from all levels of government have co-operated to identify a network of roads that can best move emergency services and supplies to where they are needed. |
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Major Projects |
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Kicking Horse Canyon
Project |
The area known as the Kicking Horse Canyon – Highway 1 between Golden and Yoho National Park – is the major east-west connection between BC and Alberta. |
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Sea-to-Sky Highway Improvement Project |
The Sea-to-Sky Highway links communities from West Vancouver to Whistler. |
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William R. Bennett Bridge |
The William R. Bennett Bridge replaces the current three-lane Okanagan Lake Bridge in Kelowna and is the centerpiece of a revitalized road network in the Okanagan. |
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Border Infrastructure Program |
The Border Infrastructure Program (BIP) is a jointly funded federal-provincial initiative to improve the movement of goods to and from the Lower Mainland’s four border crossings. |
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Gateway |
The Gateway Program was established by the Province of British Columbia in response to the impact of growing regional congestion, and to improve the movement of people, goods and transit throughout Greater Vancouver. |
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