These are the priority snow removal routes in Vancouver (MAP)
If you’re dreading driving on slippery streets that are filled with slush, the City of Vancouver has some useful tools to conquer the snow.
See also
- Snowfall mayhem: Transit buses in Metro Vancouver seeing huge delays (PHOTOS, VIDEOS)
- Man uses own legs to push cab up snowy street in Surrey (VIDEO)
- SFU students are pissed campus isn't closed because of snow today
- TransLink lineups and wait times are a nightmare this morning (PHOTOS)
- This is the coldest and snowiest weather pattern to hit Vancouver since 2008
To help you avoid the traffic, the city has a live feed of traffic cameras at the busiest intersections in Vancouver.
Screenshot of Vancouver live traffic cams/ City of Vancouver
The city also has roads that it prioritizes for snow removal.
These priority locations are:
- Major roads
- Bus routes
- Bridges
- Emergency access routes (including five major hospitals and two health care facilities)
- School routes
- 15 most-used bike routes
- Sidewalks around schools and hospitals
- Bus stops
- Arterial corner ramps
Here is a map that shows these routes:
If your car does not have snow tires, it’s best to plan an alternative way to get around as more snow is on the way.
And if you’re taking transit, give yourself plenty of time for your commute because there were some serious delays this morning.
Stay safe and warm out there, Vancouver!
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