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The Sea-to-Sky traffic right now

As of 3:01 pm Pacific, Sunday 25 October, Vancouver604 did not mention the Sea-to-Sky in this cycle, which on this station usually means it is moving.

The current report

The station did not mention the Sea-to-Sky in this cycle. On Vancouver604 that is a statement, not an absence: a highway that is moving is not read out, so a quiet page usually means a clear road.

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About this highway

Highway 99 from Horseshoe Bay north through Lions Bay, Squamish and Whistler to Pemberton, rebuilt for the 2010 Games and still two lanes for long stretches with a rock face on one side and Howe Sound on the other. Everyone says the Sea-to-Sky; the signs say Highway 99. It has no alternate at all, which is the single fact that governs it: a crash at Lions Bay or an avalanche control closure above Porteau Cove stops the entire corridor and the queue has nowhere to go. Weekends invert the commute, northbound on Friday and Saturday morning and southbound on Sunday afternoon, and winter closures for avalanche control are scheduled rather than sudden and are worth planning around.

Questions

How current is the Sea-to-Sky report?
Vancouver604 publishes a new cycle every fifteen minutes. The time at the top of the page is when the cycle you are reading was published, and the page, the JSON feed and the player all show the same cycle.
What does it mean when the Sea-to-Sky 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 the Sea-to-Sky?
Sea-to-Sky and North Shore. The crossing's report is drawn from every zone in the cycle, so it is found whichever side the station described it from.
Can I listen instead of reading?
Yes. Press play on this page or in the free iOS app, which also works in CarPlay so your hands stay on the wheel.
Is Vancouver604 an emergency service?
No. Vancouver604 is a community information service. In an emergency call 911. Never use your phone while driving.

Zones

Sea-to-Sky · North Shore

Nearby crossings

The Lions Gate · The Ironworkers · The Upper Levels · The Causeway

Vancouver604 is a free, on-demand radio station for Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and the Sea-to-Sky: traffic in your zone first, then news, sports and scores, refreshed every 15 minutes from driver reports and public road feeds, produced in Vancouver by Temper Tantrum Studios Inc. The text above is the broadcast script, unedited. Reuse it with attribution and a link.