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Vancouver604 › Traffic › Tri-Cities

Live · 2:16 pm Pacific, Sunday 25 October

Tri-Cities traffic right now

As of 2:16 pm Pacific, Sunday 25 October, Vancouver604 has no incidents to report for Tri-Cities, which usually means it is moving.

The current report

The station had nothing to report for Tri-Cities in this cycle. On Vancouver604 that is a statement, not an absence: when the roads are clear we say so.

The player carries the whole station, every zone, in the order it airs. The text above is this zone's part of the current cycle, unedited.

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What this zone covers

Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody and Anmore: Lougheed Highway through the Tri-Cities, the Mary Hill Bypass (Highway 7B), Barnet Highway, United Boulevard, Pinetree Way, the Pitt River Bridge approach and the Highway 1 interchanges at Brunette and Cape Horn.

Neighbourhoods: Coquitlam Town Centre, North Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Anmore.

Questions

How current is the Tri-Cities 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.
Where do the reports come from?: From drivers who report what they see by voice or with two taps in the Vancouver604 app, weighed by a reporter trust system, together with public road feeds such as DriveBC. Reports are verified before they air and expire on their own when nobody has seen the incident for a while.
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.

Crossings in this zone

The Port Mann · The Pitt River Bridge · Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann · Highway 1, Surrey and Langley · The Lougheed · The Mary Hill Bypass

Highways in this zone

Highway 1, Vancouver to the Port Mann · Highway 1, Surrey and Langley · The Lougheed · The Mary Hill Bypass

Other zones

Vancouver / UBC · North Shore · Burnaby / New Westminster · Richmond / Delta · Surrey / White Rock / Langley · Maple Ridge / Pitt Meadows · Sea-to-Sky · Fraser Valley East

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.