Latest Highway 1 traffic pattern change in Langley expected to last until November

LANGLEY — The B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Transit says a change to traffic patterns on Highway 1 in Langley, starting as early as this weekend, is set to last until late fall.

On Saturday, July 11, the eastbound Highway 1 lanes are set to shift north of the median, and the eastbound off-ramp to 264th Street, or Exit 73, will start at roughly one kilometre west of its current spot.

“The traffic-pattern change is necessary as the Ministry of Transportation and Transit’s contractor completes improvements to Highway 1 eastbound, including drainage, utility relocation and structure demolition,” said the Ministry. “The work is a key component of the Fraser Valley Highway 1 Corridor Improvement Program.”

Drivers are asked to obey signs, watch for road crews, and plan for added travel time through the area.

Emergency service turnarounds will stay in place.

Lane changes are expected to remain until November 2026.

Traffic pattern changes also began last night on the highway between 248 Street and Glover Road. Those changes are set to last until mid-September.