New Westminster/Delta – It happens every year. Bring on the snow and the ice. Then this! UPDATE – #AlexFraserBridge is open to 1 lane northbound and 2 lanes southbound. Please drive with care and watch for crews. Expect major delays.#NewWest…
Richmond/Delta/New Westminster – DECEMBER 12 UPDATE – Unique to Western Canada, a moveable barrier system with a zipper truck is about to make its debut on the Alex Fraser Bridge to make this key crossing safer and faster for commuters….
Richmond/Delta/Surrey/New Westminster — Drivers are advised that two lanes, one in each direction, will be closed nightly beginning Tuesday, Aug. 6. The closures are expected to be ongoing until August 18 and will allow crews to continue working on improving…
Delta/Richmond/New Westminster – Drivers are advised that two lanes will be closed on the Alex Fraser Bridge this weekend and next to complete joint repair work on the south approach. The closures are scheduled from 8 p.m. on Friday, June…
Surrey/Delta/New Westminster/Richmond – Choke points for people travelling across the Fraser River will be significantly reduced with the next round of work starting on the Alex Fraser Bridge and the completion of the new interchange at Highway 91 and 72nd…
Delta/Surrey/Richmond -AUGUST 13 UPDATE – No More Lights !!! Now drivers have to get used to the NEW interchange where Highway 91 intersects with 72nd Avenue, just south of the Alex Fraser Bridge. This is a t-style intersection and not…
Surrey/Delta/Richmond – Installation of the cable collar system, which will be used to clear snow and ice from the Alex Fraser Bridge cables, has finished, making the crossing safer for drivers during winter weather. The custom-designed system includes 10 collars,…
Surrey/Delta/Richmond – Construction on the Alex Fraser Bridge started in 1983 and was completed in 1986. At the time, we all marveled at how big the six lane structure was and how it would be able to handle traffic flow….
Delta/New Westminster/Richmond – Starting early in the New Year, the Alex Fraser Bridge will be safer and more reliable, thanks to a new cable collar system that the British Columbia government will install. Last year, during the harsh winter, many…