DriveBC Webcams

What are DriveBC Webcams? Just in case you don’t know, Drive BC is a website, as well as a toll-free phone service for British Columbians.

It provides road conditions, weather conditions, and traffic information for travelers who are navigating the beautiful highways in British Columbia.

The service is run by the provincial government’s Ministry of Transportation. This website can help us drivers figure out when to travel, and which is the best route to take.

On the DriveBC website, you’ll be able to see

Current road conditions, like slippery sections and poor visibility
Incidents, like collisions and rock slides
Future planned events, such as avalanche prevention, construction, and bridge maintenance

DriveBC Webcams – Map for BC Highways

On the DriveBC map, you can click on highway webcam icons. When you click one, it will display recently captured images of highway conditions. The webcams are scattered around throughout the province.

Pretty cool to be able to look at a highway you’re planning on driving on, from the comfort of your own home (or anywhere).

DriveBC also shows weather information; current and forecast data is available. The weather information is recorded from weather stations. These are operated by the BC Ministry of Transportation or Environment Canada.

DriveBC Webcams

Northern Region Webcams – BC Highways Webcams

Highway 2
Highway 5
Highway 16
Highway 27
Highway 29
Highway 35
Highway 37
Highway 37A
Highway 0 (Cecil Lake Road)
Highway 97 (Northern Region)
Highway 113
Highway 118

Southern Interior Webcams – BC Highways Webcams

Highway 1
Highway 3
Highway 3A – Okanagan
Highway 3B
Highway 5
Highway 5 – Coquihalla
Highway 6
Highway 20
Highway 23
Highway 24
Highway 26
Highway 31
Highway 31A
Highway 33
Highway 43
Highway 93
Highway 95
Highway 95A
Highway 97 – Southern Interior Region
Highway 97A
Highway 97C
Highway 99 – Lillooet to Cache Creek

Lower Mainland Webcams – DriveBC Webcams – Highways Webcams

Highway 1 – Horseshoe Bay to Lonsdale
Highway 1 – Ironworkers Memorial Bridge To Port Mann
Highway 1 – Fraser Valley
Highway 7 – Lougheed Highway
Highway 7B – Mary Hill Bypass
Highway 9
Highway 10
Highway 11 – Abbotsford Mission Highway
Highway 15 – Surrey – Whiterock
Highway 17
Highway 17A
Highway 91A – New Westminster – Queensborough
Highway 0 – Knight Street
Highway 91 – Alex Fraser Bridge
Highway 91 – East – West Connector
Highway 91 – Delta
Highway 99 – Whistler to Lillooet
Highway 99 – Sea to Sky Highway
Highway 99 – Lions Gate Bridge / Marine Drive
Highway 99 – Oak Street Bridge / Richmond
Highway 99 – George Massey Tunnel
Highway 99 – Delta
Highway 99 – Surrey / White Rock
Highway 99A – King George Blvd
Highway 101 – Sunshine Coast

Vancouver Island Webcams – DriveBC Webcams – BC Highways Webcams

Highway 1 – Vancouver Island
Highway 4
Highway 14
Highway 17 – Victoria
Highway 18
Highway 19
Highway 19A
Highway 28

Border Webcams – DriveBC Webcams – BC Highway Boarder Crossing Webcams

Highway 11 – Canada / USA Border Crossing
Highway 13 – Canada /USA Border Crossing
Highway 15 – Canada / USA Border Crossing
Highway 93 – Canada / USA Border Crossing
Highway 99 – Peace Arch Border Crossing

Weather Warnings For British Columbia

Check out this British Columbia map to see potential current weather warnings.

Route Planning

Did you know you can plan your route with DriveBC?

Enter a start and end destination and get the shortest route with step-by-step instructions.
DriveBC event information is included, such as BC Highway Webcams and Dynamic Message Signs (DMS) along your route.
You can add personal notes and, if you like, print the instructions.

Please note that this DriveBC route planning tool won’t automatically route around events listed on DriveBC.ca