Background: A overall Highway 14 corridor study to identify both short- and long-term improvements for Highway 14 is being completed. The final report expected in late summer 2017. We have received the following update from the Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure. … Continue reading →
In case you missed it, we’re embedding a CHEK video. To view the original video and read the accompanying article on CHEK, click here. Related … Continue reading →
Randy Welters, Sooke business owner of the Barking Dog (co-owned with Debi Anderson), has opened up a second store in Sidney. Besides the thrill and added workload of running a second location, Welters is driving more than ever. He frequently drives … Continue reading →
–Transportation and Infrastructure, BC Gov A new digital sign will provide drivers travelling west on Highway 14 with up-to-date information on road conditions, lane closures and commuting delays, Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Todd Stone announced today. The Ministry of Transportation … Continue reading →
Visit our Traffic page to read the streaming traffic feed on Twitter. UPDATED: 10:40 PM, see below for original post. Other views of #Sooke rd crash. Hydro on scene. Many hours of repair work ahead pic.twitter.com/HtJCSastc8 — Steven Sorensen (@FireChiefSooke) … Continue reading →
If you had to choose just one single improvement from the following list, what would it be? … Continue reading →
In a recent public address, the provincial ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure announced the commitment of $85 million toward the building of an interchange at the congested McKenzie Avenue and Trans-Canada Highway intersection, intended to ease the infamous ‘Colwood Crawl.’ … Continue reading →
–Island travel on SPN A detour will be in place along Highway 19, near Bowser on Vancouver Island, from Sept. 10 to 14, 2018. The closure is due to the filming of a movie. Drivers are encouraged to use Highway … Continue reading →
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The British Columbia government is lowering speed limits on 15 sections of highway in the province to keep people safer and reduce the chance of speed-related collisions. The Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure has thoroughly reviewed three years’ worth of … Continue reading →
