The cable-stayed Port Mann Bridge over the Fraser River at golden hour

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Port Mann, Alex Fraser & Massey Tunnel Cameras Live (DriveBC)

These are live DriveBC cameras at Fraser River crossings: Port Mann Bridge, Alex Fraser Bridge, George Massey Tunnel and Oak Street.

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Every drive from Vancouver to Surrey, Delta, the ferry at Tsawwassen or the U.S. border crosses the Fraser River somewhere. These are the province's own DriveBC cameras at the main crossings, so you can pick the one that is moving before you are committed to a lane.

Port Mann Bridge: Highway 1, Coquitlam to Surrey

DriveBC snapshot: Highway 1 at Port Mann Bridge, looking westboundLooking westPort Mann BridgeLooking westboundDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Highway 1 at Port Mann Bridge, looking eastboundLooking eastPort Mann BridgeLooking eastboundDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestamp

Alex Fraser Bridge: Highway 91

DriveBC snapshot: Hwy 91, southbound approach to Alex Fraser Bridge, looking southAlex FraserSouthbound approachLooking southDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Alex Fraser Bridge, mid-span, looking southAlex FraserMid-spanLooking southDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Alex Fraser Bridge, mid-span, looking northAlex FraserMid-spanLooking northDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestamp

George Massey Tunnel: Highway 99, Richmond to Delta

DriveBC snapshot: Highway 99 at Steveston interchange, looking south.*Richmond sideSteveston interchangeLooking south.*DriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Highway 99 north of Highway 17A overpass, looking north*Delta sideDeas, north of Highway 17ALooking north*DriveBC snapshot · Check image timestamp

Oak Street Bridge: Highway 99, Vancouver to Richmond

DriveBC snapshot: Oak Street at 70 Avenue, north approach to Oak Street Bridge, looking north on Oak StreetVancouver sideOak Street at 70 AvenueLooking north on Oak StreetDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Oak Street at 70 Avenue, north approach to Oak Street Bridge, looking south to the bridgeVancouver sideOak Street at 70 AvenueLooking south to the bridgeDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Highway 99 at Shell Road, approaching Oak Street Bridge, looking northRichmond sideHighway 99 at Shell RoadLooking northDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestamp

Queensborough Bridge: Highway 91A

DriveBC snapshot: Highway 91A at the north end of Queensborough Bridge, looking southNew WestminsterNorth endLooking southDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestampDriveBC snapshot: Highway 91A at the north end of Queensborough Bridge, looking eastNew WestminsterNorth endLooking eastDriveBC snapshot · Check image timestamp

Live stills from DriveBC, the Province of British Columbia's highway cameras (Open Government Licence – British Columbia). The page requests new stills every two minutes while visible. A successful load does not prove a recent capture: check the timestamp in the image. Tap a camera to open it on DriveBC.

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Which crossing for which trip

  • Tsawwassen ferry terminal or the Peace Arch border: Highway 99 through the George Massey Tunnel. Check the tunnel frames, then ferry deck space or border waits.
  • Surrey, Langley, Abbotsford and the Interior: Highway 1 over the Port Mann Bridge. For the mountain pass beyond Hope see the Coquihalla cameras.
  • North Delta, Surrey and the Pacific Highway truck crossing: Highway 91 over the Alex Fraser Bridge.
  • YVR and Richmond from Vancouver: the Oak Street Bridge is one of the road routes; the Canada Line skips the bridges entirely.

How to use these cameras

  • Check the time stamped in each image. A frozen frame tells you nothing about the crossing now; open the camera on DriveBC if the time looks wrong.
  • Counterflow: the Massey Tunnel and the Alex Fraser Bridge change lane direction at rush hour, so the busy side is not always the one you expect. Follow the overhead lane signals.

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