RoadsBC
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BC Road Conditions
& Highway Cams —
Live Status for Every Major Route

Every major BC route, one glance. Live from official DriveBC data, refreshed every 5 minutes.

VancouverHopeKamloopsKelownaVictoriaMalahatSea to SkyBC FerriesCoquihallaFraser CanyonHope–PrincetonOkanaganRogers PassKootenay PassKicking Horse
OpenDelayedClosedAvalanche

Common causes

Snow / iceAvalancheSlideWildfire / smokeFloodingFallen treeIncident / collisionConstruction

Province-wide

9 highway corridors at a glance

Roads only · ferries tracked separately

8routes open
1route delayed
0routes closed
12 active incidents province-wide4 highways have active work zones

Southern Interior

Coquihalla, Fraser Canyon, Okanagan & the Kootenays

River canyon route. Fraser Canyon

Hwy 1 · Hope–Cache Creek

Delayed· 68d

Construction between Anderson River Mainline and Thomas Rd — single lane — plus ongoing construction at 5 locations

6 active incidents

Latest webcam on route site
Updated 5 min agoLive details →

Alpine mountain pass. Hope-Princeton

Hwy 3 · Hope–Princeton

Open · Construction· 13d

Open with 4 work zones on Highway 3 (Hope-Princeton) — traffic flowing

4 active incidents

Latest webcam on route site
Updated 5 min agoLive details →

Kootenay mountain pass. Kootenay Pass

Hwy 3 · Salmo–Creston

Open

No incidents reported.

2 work zones
Updated 5 min agoLive details →

Rocky Mountain pass. Kicking Horse Pass

Hwy 1 · Golden–AB Border

Open

No incidents reported.

Updated 5 min agoLive details →

Coast & Island

Vancouver Island, Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast

Ferry route. BC Ferries

Major Routes

Sailing OK

Busiest next sailing

Tsawwassen–Swartz Bay

Next sailing TBDCapacity not reported
Horseshoe Bay–Departure Baycapacity not reported
Updated 5 min agoLive details →

Faster than DriveBC?

DriveBC is the official source — and it's where our data comes from. RoadsBC is the fast answer layer on top: one glance instead of map spelunking.

One glance vs. one map

Every major corridor is a color-coded card. You know before you finish scrolling.

Purpose-built per route

Each highway has its own spoke site with corridor-specific alerts, cams and history.

Same source, better shape

Pulled from official DriveBC Open511 data, restructured for humans in a hurry.

The network

RoadsBC is the hub of a 10-site network of purpose-built travel status sites for British Columbia — one for every major highway corridor plus BC Ferries. Each spoke is optimized for its route; this hub gives you the whole province at a glance.