Learn about the Program scope, status, and key benefits that will be delivered to British Columbians.
Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program
The Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program is improving safety, reliability and capacity between 216th Street in Langley through to Chilliwack. Highway improvements will meet the needs of a growing region, improve travel and transit services for people in the Fraser Valley and facilitate efficient goods movement.
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Program update August 2024
Learn about current progress and stay up to date on recent program developments and profiles.
Program traffic impacts
Learn about what to expect along the corridor and how it affects your travel. Know before you go.
Services and information topics
202nd Street to 216th Street
Phase 1 - The Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program from 202nd Street to 216th Street (4 km) was completed in September 2020.
216th Street to 264th Street
Phase 2 - 10 km of improvements from 216th Street to 264th Street are currently under construction.
264th Street to Highway 11
Phase 3 - 21 km of improvements from 264th Street to Highway 11 are currently in advance construction.
Highway 11 through Sumas Prairie
Phase 4 - Approximately 18 km of improvements from Highway 11 through Sumas Prairie are currently in integrated planning.
Traffic impacts
Effective traffic management is a key part of keeping the public and workers safe during construction.
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Contact information
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gov.bc.ca/fraser-valley-highway1
Program Enquiries Phone
604-527-2221
604-527-2221
Email
hwy1fv@gov.bc.ca
hwy1fv@gov.bc.ca
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