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Weekend lane closures expected to cause heavy traffic on Highway 1 at 264th

North Vancouver, BCLocal News

Heavy traffic is expected this weekend on Highway 1 near 264th Street due to lane closures from 7 p. m. on Friday, June 13, until 5:30 a. m. on Monday, June 16.

These closures support the ongoing construction of the 264th Street interchange, which is part of a significant project aimed at widening Highway 1 in the Fraser Valley. Motorists will navigate single-lane traffic and may encounter alternating traffic patterns. Access to local businesses will not be disrupted by the construction efforts. To alleviate congestion, drivers should consider alternative routes and obey all traffic signs. This project is crucial for improving road safety and traffic flow in the region.

The construction aligns with regional transportation goals to enhance infrastructure. Authorities express gratitude for the public's patience as this vital work continues.

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