Highway 99 Reduced Lanes and Closures
Steveston Interchange Project
Vancouver to Tsawwassen
Beginning February 7, 2025
As part of the Steveston Interchange Project, the interchange between Steveston Highway and Highway 99 in Vancouver will have temporary reduced lanes and closures on the following weekends starting February 7.
Scheduled Highway Reduced Lanes and Closure dates:
- February 7 – 10
- February 21 – 24
- February 28 – March 3
Scheduled Highway Reduced Lanes and Closure times:
Fridays |
Saturdays |
Sundays |
Mondays |
9:00 pm-11:59 pm |
All day |
All day |
12:00 am-5:00 am |
Customers looking to travel to or from Tsawwassen terminal along that portion of Highway 99 during the noted times will be impacted and should plan accordingly. An overnight detour will be in effect using on and off ramps, however, travellers should be prepared for delays as a result.
Reduced lanes will be in effect Saturday and Sunday from 8:00 am to 9:00 pm, with two lanes open in both directions during this time.
Those using transit to Tsawwassen are advised to take earlier bus departures due to the project work. Transit schedules can be found here.
Work is weather-dependent and may be rescheduled should conditions on the weekend be unfavourable. More information on the Steveston Interchange Project can be found on their website here.
For up-to-date sailing and departure information, check Current Conditions, follow @BCFerries on X, or phone 1-888-223-3779 for further assistance.
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June 23, 2021
Third Island Class ferry prepares for final leg of journey to B.C.
VICTORIA – BC Ferries’ newest hybrid electric ship transited the Panama Canal today and is now preparing for its trip home to British Columbia. Island 3, as it is temporarily named, departed Romania on May 19 under its own power. BC Ferries expects the ship to be in B.C. by late July.
The Island Class are battery equipped ships designed for full electric operation. The ships are fitted with hybrid technology that bridges the gap until shore charging infrastructure becomes available. From the exterior details to the engines, the design of the new vessels reduces underwater radiated noise, lowers emissions and improves customer service.
To follow the ship’s journey and track its progress including course, position and speed, visit vesselfinder.com and search for Island 3. BC Ferries will take ownership of the new Island Class ferry upon final inspection at Point Hope Maritime in Victoria, B.C.
BC Ferries looks forward to welcoming the vessel into service next year. Island 3 and Island 4 will be officially named later this year at a ceremony in Victoria. Together these ships will provide two-ship service on the Campbell River – Quadra Island Route starting in 2022.
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Island 3 departing Romania bound for B.C. earlier this year.