What Happens After a Washout Hits a Highway
Everybody loves spring. I mean, what’s not to like about balmy afternoons and BC in bloom? But as wonderful as spring can be, it also has a wild side (called freshet), as rapidly melting snowpack
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Unpacking a Big Bundle of Highway 16 Improvements in PG
A big bundle of highway improvements have been underway in Prince George to keep commuters, commercial vehicles and local traffic safely on the move. Here are some highlights of our package of PG projects.
Reflect on Safety to Honour Lost Workers on Day of Mourning
April 28 represents the annual Day of Mourning, which honours those who have lost their lives on the job as a result of work-related accidents or occupational diseases. In 2017, in British Columbia, 158 workers
Behind the Scenes on Upcoming Stickle Road Improvements
It’s a fact. BC is a heck of a popular place and our highways and byways are getting busier and busier. What should be a simple left turn can sometimes take a long, long time
5 Ways We Tackle Spring Cleaning on BC Highways
What’s on your spring cleaning checklist? Well, we also have a list of to-do’s. Here are a few things we look after annually, to make sure BC highways are ready to roll into spring and summer:
The Problem of Perennial Pothole Patching on BC Highways
It’s that time of year again. The sun is shining, the birds are singing and the potholes are starting to show. What is it about this season that makes potholes so common, and how do
9 Fabulous Bridge Photos from TranBC Flickr
Every picture tells a story, and at the foundation of every bridge there is a saga. Our Flickr collection of photos and videos tells many stories – there are albums about bridge and highway projects,
BC Highway Wildlife Cam Captures Moose Selfie and More
Question: How does a moose take a selfie? Answer: By triggering one of our wildlife monitoring cams, of course! Part of our work on BC highways is to help prevent animals and drivers from crossing