Vancouver and the surrounding cities and districts comprise of the largest population in British Columbia and third largest in Canada. Vancouver is Canada's Pacific
  Gateway, providing principal transportation links to and from Asia and the Pacific Rim. This map provides a compilation of locality and road webcams on principal
  routes, chosen for their display of traffic locations in key areas. This map also provides links to the two other interactive maps on the website.

  This page is optimised for 1024 x 768 screen rendition.

  How to use the page - Ferry information and travel
  
  Clicking on the magneta (pink squares) at Horseshoe Bay (West Vancouver) or Tsawwassen (Delta) will bring another page which will show current
  Ferry conditions. The page also features a ferry siloutte that when clicked will bring another chart which will show ferry positioning for the route.

  Check the positioning of the ferries on each of the routes lined on the map by clicking on the centre of a route shown by a ferry silouette.

   How to use the page - highway and locality webcams

  There are a number of camera icons located on the map. Clicking on one of these will provide current camera view of the location indicated. Locality webcams
  are chosen and provided to show the currrent conditions in a major area.

  Check border conditions at Peach Arch and Pacific Highway Crossing

  Cick on the magenta (pink) square at lower right of the map to go to the BC Highways Border Page to check current border conditions.

  Local Internet Radio

For commuters and road users, two major radio stations continuously provide traffic reports. CHMJ (AM 730) provides continuous traffic reporting in the afternoons and evenings during the work week. CKNW (AM 980) provides traffic updates every 4 minutes each day. Click on a sign to select a station to listen to.