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

5routes open
4routes delayed
0routes closed
13 active incidents province-wide5 highways have active work zones

Southern Interior

Coquihalla, Fraser Canyon, Okanagan & the Kootenays

River canyon route. Fraser Canyon

Hwy 1 · Hope–Cache Creek

Delayed· 54d

Wildfire between Anderson River Mainline and Thomas Rd — single lane — plus 1 other active incident and ongoing construction at 4 locations

6 active incidents

Latest webcam on route site
Updated 4 min agoLive details →

Alpine mountain pass. Hope-Princeton

Hwy 3 · Hope–Princeton

Delayed· 19d

Wildfire from Highway 3, in Manning Park to 8km west of Allison Pass. Speed Limit restriction: 80km/h. — near Allison Pass

4 active incidents

Latest webcam on route site
Updated 4 min agoLive details →

Rocky Mountain pass. Kicking Horse Pass

Hwy 1 · Golden–AB Border

Delayed· 3d

CONSTRUCTION

Updated 4 min agoLive details →

Kootenay mountain pass. Kootenay Pass

Hwy 3 · Salmo–Creston

Open

No incidents reported.

2 work zones
Updated 4 min agoLive details →

Coast & Island

Vancouver Island, Lower Mainland, Sunshine Coast

Ferry route. BC Ferries

Major Routes

Sailing Full

Busiest next sailing

Tsawwassen–Swartz Bay

Next 10:00 am100%full
Horseshoe Bay–Departure Baycapacity not reported
Updated 4 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.