If you are one of the thousands of people who go online to check weather and road conditions along B.C. highways you’ll be happy to know there are new cameras now online.
The province has launched 12 new highway webcams along the Coquihalla, Sea-to-Sky and Trans-Canada highways. This means there are now more than 550 highway webcam images available to help drivers know the conditions before they head out on the road.
Three new cameras are located on the Sea-to-Sky Highway from Squamish to Function Junction, five on the Coquihalla from Portia Interchange to the Britton Creek Rest Area, and four on the Trans-Canada Highway from Perry River to Revelstoke.
As conditions can change quickly depending on the weather system in the area, drivers are encouraged to check current route conditions on DriveBC before travelling in order to avoid delays and are reminded to be aware of adjusted speeds within the variable speed limit zones.
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