Connector Highway

Connector Highway aka Highway 1
The Highway 1 or known as Connector Highway is a extension of the Trans-Canada Highway 1 route that links the Pacific Coast to the Atlantic Coast. The Connector Highway is part of the highway travelling between the City of Coquitlam, City of Antherstone and the City of Arsville.

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Connector Highway Overview
The Connector Highway is at times a 5 Lane Highway with a maximum speed of 150km/h. It is usually not congested during morning and evening rush, however at times when there are incidents: the highway can be backed up easily due to priority lanes for Antherstone Regional Transit buses near the Connector Terminal Exchange forcing traffic to be one lane at all times.

Connector Highway serves as a connector to the major cities in the western part of Metro Vancouver, and links the Southern part of Metro Vancouver, like the City of Surrey where the Fraser Highway links the City & Township of Langley, Richmond and Delta together.

Overall Traffic from the Connector Highway as provided by the BC Ministry of Transportation shows the route is predicted to become even busier than usual as it will link more communities in the coming year.