The Tank Hill project is located 14 km east of Lytton.
Status: Construction
Overview of the project
Reinstate a grade separation between the TransCanada Highway and CPKC Rail
Highway construction to accommodate grade separation.
Structure crossing of existing creek, including channel improvements
Improved drainage from CPKC rail under TransCanada Highway
Status
In construction, on schedule for completion November 2025
Traffic control setup and site conditions are continually reviewed to improve traffic safety and mobility
The project team is proactively coordinating with CPKC rail to reduce delays
In May, work underway includes:
Installing plate girders, which are steel beams used to support heavy loads
Installing concrete deck panels which support the concrete deck
Installing the west retaining walls that support the roadway approaching the new bridge
Traffic impacts
There will be intermittent closures and single lane alternating traffic as required to allow for construction
Feedback from community members and drivers in the corridor is incorporated into traffic management to improve communication and predictability of delays
Drivers may experience delays of up to 40 minutes at the site due to train traffic and construction activities
Project benefits
Improved safety and reliability
Improve climate resiliency
Opportunity for local communities and businesses
Once complete, rail and highway traffic will be separated by an elevated crossing to eliminate future delays
Conceptual design
Artist rendering of conceptual design
Photo gallery
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