Vancouver Island roads see major upgrades as summer construction begins
- As summer 2025 begins, crews start a series of government-funded road upgrades and bridge repairs across Vancouver Island to improve traffic and safety.
- These initiatives are part of yearly efforts led by British Columbia’s transportation authorities in collaboration with the federal government to upgrade aging infrastructure.
- Key works include a $95-million Highway 1 upgrade between McKenzie Avenue and Colwood interchange, and a $76.8-million Keating Cross Road flyover nearing completion in Central Saanich.
- Minister Mike Farnworth stated that each project contributes to creating a safer, more efficient, and environmentally friendly transportation system that enhances traffic flow and expands access to transit.
- These projects aim to provide safer, more efficient travel for drivers, cyclists, pedestrians, and transit users, supporting community connectivity through at least 2027 construction timelines.
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