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Highway 1 - Lower Lynn Improvements Project
All four phases of the Lower Lynn Improvements Project are complete, providing improved traffic flow and better active transportation options for more than 120,000 daily commuters.
Highway 1 connects Metro Vancouver to the North Shore, the Horseshoe Bay Ferry Terminal and Highway 99. It is a vital local, Regional and Provincial corridor for people, services and goods. Improvements address safety, queuing, delays and will help to improve travel times along Highway 1 and the Lower Lynn Interchanges.
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Public Engagement
Learn about public consultation opportunities and results for the Highway 1 - Lower Lynn Project
Project Overview
Lower Lynn Improvements will address safety, queuing and delays and will help to improve travel times along Highway 1 and the Lower Lynn Interchanges.
Mountain Highway Interchange
The Mountain Highway overpass has been upgraded to a full Mountain Highway Interchange. This will better distribute traffic and relieve pressure at the Keith Road/Seymour Parkway and Main Street/Dollarton Highway Interchanges.
Keith Road/Seymour Parkway Interchange
Keith Road/Seymour Parkway Interchange provides access to Highway 1, and is an important East/West connection for North Shore residents. The new Interchange has improved safety and reduced traffic interruptions with ramp reconfigurations and improved traffic flow along Keith Road to Mount Seymour Parkway.
Main Street/Dollarton Highway Interchange
The new Interchange included the reconfiguration of the Main Street/Dollarton Interchange on-ramp to improve safety, reduce traffic interruptions and to provide better transit accessibility to and from Highway 1.
Lynn Creek Connectivity Improvement Project
The Lynn Creek Connectivity Improvements will complement the planned Interchange Improvements to further increase mobility and safety in the Lower Lynn area.
DriveBC
Plan your route, find out about current road conditions, or report a highway problem.
TranBC Blog
Find stories about the transportation work on HIghway 1.
