264th Street to Mt. Lehman Road (Phase 3A)

This phase of the Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program involves 13 km of improvements between 264th Street and Mt. Lehman Road. It is currently under construction.

These improvements include:

• Adding HOV/EV lanes and bus-on-shoulder lanes in each direction
• Adding truck climbing lanes (eastbound along the uphill grade east of Bradner Rest Area and westbound from east of Fraser Highway)
• Replacing the existing cloverleaf interchange at 264th Street with a diverging diamond interchange
• Improving active transportation connections at 264th Street Interchange and Mount Lehman Road Interchange
• Building a mobility hub at 264th Street Interchange
• Adding a multi-use-path (MUP) on the north side of Highway 1 between 264th Street Interchange and Mount Lehman Road Interchange
• Replacing Bradner Road Overpass
• Improving Bradner Rest Area

Objectives

These improvements are designed to:

• Reduce Highway 1 congestion
• Eliminate low clearance issues for commercial vehicles on the corridor
• Improve safety and capacity at high-traffic intersections
• Improve access to affordable and sustainable modes of transportation, including buses, ridesharing, walking, biking, and rolling
• Support CleanBC through HOV/EV lanes
• Support increased use of Highway 1 transit services by improving transit travel times and reliability
• Facilitate efficient goods movement through the corridor

Cost

The Province of B.C. is funding these $2.34 billion improvements.

Public consultation

• Read the 2023 Discussion Guide – English (PDF, 30MB)
• Read the 2023 Discussion Guide – Punjabi/ਪੰਜਾਬੀ  (PDF, 35MB)
• News Release - August 2, 2023 - Public invited to review, comment on proposed Highway 1 upgrades until September 15, 2023
• Read the 2021 Discussion Guide - English (PDF 9.9MB)
• Read the 2021 Discussion Guide - Punjabi/ਪੰਜਾਬੀ (PDF 3.3MB)

Projects in this phase