202nd Street to 216th Street (Phase 1)

This phase of the Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program involved 4 km of improvements between 202nd Street and 216th Street. It was completed in September 2020.

The improvements include:

• Building a new four-lane Interchange at 216th Street with left turn lanes onto Highway 1 eastbound and westbound
• Adding pedestrian and cycling access across the 216th Street Interchange crossing
• Extending high occupancy vehicle (HOV) ramps to and from 202nd Street
• Converting the new general-purpose lanes to HOV lanes both eastbound and westbound on Highway 1 between 202nd and 216th Streets

Objectives

These improvements were designed to:

• Accommodate current and future traffic demands on Highway 1
• Relieve vehicle congestion at the 200th and 232nd Street Interchanges
• Improve traffic flow and travel times along Highway 1
• Reduce idling and air emissions
• Better connect Langley communities north and south of Highway 1
• Improve walking and cycling options on the 216th Street Interchange
• Create continuous HOV lanes from Grandview Highway in Vancouver to 216th Street in Langley

Cost

This $61.9 million project was funded with contributions from:

• The Government of Canada
• The Province of British Columbia
• The Township of Langley

Public consultation

• See the design and public consultation materials