The Trans-Canada Highway 1 is the primary east-west connection through British Columbia. The Four-Laning Program is underway and may create travel delays throughout the corridor. Find out why this is still your most efficient route from Kamloops to Alberta and what to expect during construction.
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Notice of Closures
Bruhn Bridge
Selkirk​
Ford to Tappen
Please allow for these delays in your travel schedule.
For the latest information, please visit DriveBC
Expect travel delays as we continue to upgrade the Trans-Canada Highway to a modern four-lane standard.
Plan travel in advance and be mindful of construction activities. Please continue to check DriveBC.ca and this website for more detailed and up-to-date information.
We would like to thank the public in advance for their patience as we work to improve the safety, reliability and capacity of the highway.
Location | Unrestricted traffic flow travel time | Expect delays up to: |
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Kamloops to Salmon Arm | 65 min | 20 to 30 min |
Salmon Arm to Revelstoke | 70 min | 5 to 10 min |
Revelstoke to Golden | 110 min | 10 to 20 min |
Golden to Alberta Border | 157 min | 15 to 30 min |
Cumulative Delays for Entire Route from Kamloops to Alberta Border | 402 min (6 hours 42 min) | 50 to 90 min |
There will be enhanced enforcement around cone zones for the duration of the construction. Plan for delays. Slow down. Keep your cool.
Check DriveBC for current highway conditions and follow @DriveBC on Twitter.
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