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Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann traffic right now
As of 6:15 pm Pacific, Friday 4 September, Vancouver604 reports for Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann: In Vancouver, we're watching construction on the Georgia Viaduct at the east end, and traffic through that work is heavy right now. Beyond that, we're seeing heavy traffic on the Arthur Laing Bridge, the Cambie Bridge, and through the Cassiar Tunnel as well. Minor delays on Broadway. Check the map for details.
The current report
In Vancouver, we're watching construction on the Georgia Viaduct at the east end, and traffic through that work is heavy right now. Beyond that, we're seeing heavy traffic on the Arthur Laing Bridge, the Cambie Bridge, and through the Cassiar Tunnel as well. Minor delays on Broadway. Check the map for details.
In Burnaby and New West, we're seeing Highway 91A heavy through Queensborough. Also heavy right now: Highway 1 through Burnaby, Highway 91, and the Queensborough Bridge.
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About this highway
This is Highway 1 from the Ironworkers down through the Cassiar Tunnel, across Burnaby past Willingdon and Gaglardi, through the Brunette interchange and on to the Cape Horn approach to the Port Mann. Everyone calls it the freeway or just Highway 1; the signs say Trans-Canada. It is the busiest inland stretch the station reports and the one where an incident is felt furthest, because the Cassiar at one end and Cape Horn at the other are both single points with no way around. The morning push is westbound toward the Cassiar and the afternoon one eastbound toward the Port Mann, and the Brunette ramps are the usual place it comes apart. The alternates are the Lougheed for anything local and Canada Way through Burnaby, both of them slower but rarely stopped outright.
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- What does it mean when Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann is not in the report?
- That the station had nothing to say about it. Vancouver604 reports what drivers and the public road feeds are seeing; a highway that is moving is not mentioned, so a quiet page usually means a clear road.
- Which zones cover Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann?
- Vancouver / UBC, Burnaby / New Westminster and Tri-Cities. The crossing's report is drawn from every zone in the cycle, so it is found whichever side the station described it from.
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Crossings on this route
The Port Mann · The Ironworkers
Zones
Vancouver / UBC · Burnaby / New Westminster · Tri-Cities
Nearby crossings
The Port Mann · The Alex Fraser · The Lions Gate · The Ironworkers · The Stal̕əw̓asəm Bridge · The Pitt River Bridge · The Oak Street Bridge · The Cambie Bridge · The Queensborough · The Granville Bridge · The Arthur Laing · The Upper Levels · Highway 1, Surrey and Langley · Highway 99, Vancouver and Richmond · The Lougheed · The Mary Hill Bypass · Highway 91 and 91A · The Causeway
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