Road conditions · Canada
Closures and incidents from DriveBC. Open an alert for details. Find camera links and highway information below.
British Columbia's road conditions service. The list of record for closures, restrictions and detours.
CamerasCameras from DriveBC, with the route and kilometre where the province gives one.
Kilometre markersHow British Columbia references its highways and what to tell 911 or a tow.
GuideHow to find your km marker or exit number in Canada, and what to say to 911.
BorderLive waits at the land crossings, passenger and commercial.
Highway 1, the Trans-Canada, crosses the Lower Mainland, squeezes through the Fraser Canyon past Yale, Boston Bar and Lytton, then runs east to Kamloops, Revelstoke and Rogers Pass. Highway 5, the Coquihalla, climbs from Hope to Merritt and Kamloops and reaches a summit near 1,240 metres. Highway 97 starts at the US border near Osoyoos and runs through the Okanagan and the Cariboo to Prince George. Highway 99, the Sea-to-Sky, follows Howe Sound from Vancouver to Squamish and Whistler.
BC sets winter tire rules on signed winter routes from October 1. On designated mountain routes such as the Coquihalla they run through April 30, and some other routes end March 31. Commercial chain requirements depend on vehicle weight and equipment, so check BC's requirements for your vehicle and obey posted chain-up signs. DriveBC posts closures for snow, avalanche control and crashes on the mountain highways, and its cameras show the road at places like the Coquihalla Summit.
DriveBC often describes incident locations using named landmarks. Canada measures highways in kilometres. How to find your km marker or exit number, and what to tell 911.
In September 2026, MileCheck's archive of the DriveBC feed held 979 unique reports. Read the September Highway Report.
Red markers show reported full road closures. Crashes are orange, and weather and hazard alerts are blue and purple. Ramp, lane and work-zone alerts are under the toggle. Open the alert for restrictions and official wording, or DriveBC for detours.
DriveBC is the official source. This page reads the same feed and puts it on a map. If the feed cannot be reached, the page says so. It does not show an empty map as an all-clear.
This page checks MileCheck's feed every five minutes. The province updates individual reports on its own schedule. Source update times are shown when available.
The app shows your approximate highway kilometre on supported highways in 10 Canadian provinces and territories. The kilometre display works without cell service. Check British Columbia alerts on this page.
MileCheck shows your approximate highway kilometre on supported highways in 10 Canadian provinces and territories. The kilometre display works without cell service.
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