The Highway 1 - Kamloops to Alberta Four-Laning Program is underway and may create travel delays throughout the corridor.
Highway 1 - Kamloops to Alberta - Four Laning
Upgrading the highway to a modern, 100 km/h, four-lane standard, will allow traffic to move more safely and efficiently. Communities will be better connected, and businesses will be better able to move their products throughout the province, through our ports and beyond our borders.
The Province has committed $1.044 billion to upgrading Highway 1 between Kamloops and the Alberta border over the next three years under Budget 2020.
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Public Consultations
Learn about public consultation opportunities and results for the Highway 1 - Kamloops to Alberta Four-Laning Program.
Completed Projects
Review completed projects in The Highway 1 - Kamloops to AlbertaFour-Laning Program.
Chase Four-Laning
This Highway 1 four-laning project will improve safety and reliability west of the Village of Chase for people travelling along this important corridor.
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Salmon Arm West
This portion of the Highway 1 - Kamloops to Alberta program involves four-laning and other improvements along Highway 1 in west Salmon Arm, including intersection upgrades and construction of new frontage roads.
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RW Bruhn Bridge
The project involves four laning approximately 1.9 km of Highway 1 in Sicamous. The total project length is 2.45 km and includes replacement of the existing R.W. Bruhn Bridge with a new crossing and intersection improvements between Old Sicamous Road and Silver Sands Road.
Illecillewaet
This portion of the Highway 1 Kamloops to Alberta program involves expanding the existing brake check area and four-laning a 2 km section of highway 42 km east of Revelstoke.
Quartz Creek Bridge
This portion of the Highway 1 Kamloops to Alberta program involves replacing the two-lane bridge crossing at Quartz Creek, 40 km west of Golden, with a new four-lane bridge, access improvements to forest service roads and widening 4.4 km of two-lane highway to four lanes.
Kicking Horse Canyon
The Kicking Horse Canyon Project transforms 26 kilometres of narrow, winding two-lane highway into a modern four-lane, 100km/hour standard. Construction of the final phase will complete 4.8 kilometres and is expected to begin in 2020.
Completed Projects
The following are completed projects, from west to east along the Trans-Canada Highway 1.
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Project Photos
The Kicking Horse Canyon winds through breathtaking scenery in the Rocky Mountains.
Project Videos
Watch some of the exciting work being done in the Kicking Horse Canyon.
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.
