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Highway 1 closure planned for work on Burnaby Lake overpass

North Vancouver, BCLocal News

Highway 1 in Burnaby will experience significant traffic disruptions this weekend due to planned lane closures and a full overnight closure for Burnaby Lake overpass work. The overnight closure will occur from 8 p. m. Saturday, Nov. 8, 2025, until 6 a.

m. Sunday, Nov. 9, 2025. Vehicles, including commercial traffic, must exit at the Willingdon, Sprott, or Gaglardi exits during this time. City crews will lift the bridge deck over Highway 1, making the closure necessary for safety.

Drivers should prepare for major delays on Highway 1 and nearby routes, including Lougheed Highway, and are encouraged to seek alternative routes. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit will monitor the situation and advise the public about any further closures or extensions. Traffic updates will be available at www. DriveBC. ca to assist travelers.

This construction reflects ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure in the Burnaby area.

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