Highway cameras will be useful this winter for travellers along Highway 16

With winter driving season almost on our doorstep (if it hasn't already arrived further inland) there's now one more option available from the Drive BC site to check out your route to Terrace and beyond.

As we noted back in April, the growing list of highway cameras along the Highway 16 corridor added Rainbow Summit to the listings earlier this spring, with a highway camera in operation at the pull out alongside the road at that point.

A recently placed highway camera at Rainbow Summit will
help drivers in their travel plans this winter
(Photo above from Monday afternoon November 16)

The Rainbow Summit camera joined those already in place between Prince Rupert and Terrace providing a snap shot of conditions, with images updated at regular intervals

Something which will prove valuable for anyone making use of the roads as we head into the winter season and allowing drivers to be prepared for changing conditions that may be ahead.

The list of the cameras available for travellers, along with links to each highway camera can be found below:

East (Highway 16)

Port Edward South View
Port Edward West View
Port Edward East View
Rainbow Summit
Kwinitsa
Kasiks
Terrace

As well, here a a few of the cameras found north, south and to the east of Terrace.

South (Highway 37)

Onion Lake
Kitimat

Nass (Highway 113)

Grizzly Hill (Gingolx - Kinolith)
Laxgalts'ap (Greenville)
Gitwinksihlkw (Anlaw Road)
Rosswood

East (Highway 16)

Kitwanga turn off
New Hazleton
Smithers

You can find updated road conditions and live streaming of the feeds from the cameras from the Drive BC website.

We also have a permanent link to the Drive BC information and our link here to the cameras posted as part of Notices and Advisories section in the right hand column of the blog.