Changing weather patterns have hit the Cariboo particularly hard in recent years, contributing to hundreds of landslides and road washouts in 2020 and 2021. The Cariboo Road Recovery Projects are restoring access where feasible, benefiting tens of thousands of people who use these affected roads and highways.
The program is designing and building transportation infrastructure that is resilient and dependable for communities and road users for the long term. To date, construction on five projects is complete or underway, and next steps have been announced for four others.
Closed. Safety improvements to nearby roads are being evaluated following a landslide during the 2021 freshet.
Open. Construction underway following reactivation of a historic slide.
Open. Construction underway on depressurization wells to help mitigate movement of the Knickerbocker Slide.
Open. Construction proceeding to restore and realign road for long-term safety and stability.
Closed. Construction set to begin this spring following multiple slides in November 2020.
Open to single-lane traffic. Construction approved to restore the road to two lanes for long-term safety and stability.
Permanently closed. Access route available via Dale Lake Road.
Open. Construction of safety and drainage improvements completed following multiple slides in 2021.
Open. Interim regrading completed after a 2020 slide.
Open. Dog Creek Slide erosion mitigation construction complete. Geotechnical investigations and analysis, and surface water management upgrades for the ancient Hodgson Slide ongoing.
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For more information contact:
Greg Bruce
Director
Cariboo Road Recovery Projects
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