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Please note: Major construction between West Vancouver and Function Junction is complete. Drivers may encounter minor delays for maintenance or work related to the Olympic games.

No more scheduled delays

There are no road works with scheduled delays in the corridor, though drivers are advised to watch for maintenance vehicles and traffic pattern changes on the highway for the Olympic games.

Regular updates are posted on the main page of the project website, www.seatoskyimprovements.ca

2010 Games Operations

To better plan your travel in early 2010, here are a few useful links:

Ministry of Transportation website on highway travel during the Olympics: http://www.th.gov.bc.ca/transportation_2010/index.html

"Know before you go", everything you need to know about travel during the Olympic Games: http://travelsmart2010.ca/

The Sea-to-Sky checkpoint north of Alice Lake will operate from 6am - 6pm February 11 to 28, 2010. Northbound passenger vehicles cannot pass through the checkpoint without a permit:
http://www.whistler2010.com/pdf/SEA-TO-SKY-checkpoint.pdf

February 13 - February 28
*20 - 30 min delays to southbound traffic between 7:00 - 7:45 am for Whistler Mountaineer train at Porteau (20 minutes south of Squamish): http://www.seatoskyimprovements.ca/documents/2010/PorteauLanes.pdf

FOR MORE INFORMATION

To get up-to-date travel information, check out our travel planning tools:

  • Call our Project Information Line at 1-877-4safe99 (1-877-472-3399) toll free in Canada, or from outside Canada call 604-815-4010 (long distance charges apply). Operators are available to answer your questions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
  • Email your traffic question to us.
  • Road Alerts Service - Frequent Sea-to-Sky travellers can receive text message alerts about major or unscheduled events that affect highway travel. Click here for a demo.

    To Subscribe to road alerts text: 'Sea to Sky' to ROADS (76237) or visit: www.theweathernetwork.com/roadalerts
    Cost per alert: 25 cents (or as per text message plan)

For general information, call the project office at 604-775-1100.



Related Links:

The following links will direct you to pertinent travel information.