March 10, 2010

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Highway 15 (Pacific Highway) Name Hwy 15 is called Pacific Hwy and is also known as 176 St. Location/Address Runs north-south connecting the Pacific Hwy 15 Canada – US Border Crossing (east of White Rock) and Hwy 1 (TransCanada Hwy) in Surrey. Contacts Owned by: Ministry of Transportation (Lower Mainland District) 1-877-616-8300 www.drivebc.com Maintained by: Mainroad Contracting Ltd. 604-271-0337 www.mainroad.bc.ca  Description Consists of 4 lanes between the Pacific Hwy 15 Canada – US Border Crossing and 32 Ave, continuing on as 2 – 4 lanes between 32 Ave and Hwy 1 (TransCanada Hwy). Travel distance from Hwy 15 (Douglas Customs Building at the Canada – US border) to Hwy 1 in Surrey: 20 km. Alternate Routes: • 152 St • 200 St Annual Average Daily Traffic & Location: 11,208: 0.5 km south of 8 Ave (Surrey) Planned Expansion: Hwy 15 is currently being expanded to 4 lanes from north of 88 Ave to 32 Ave (south Surrey). Completion expected: 2009. For more details, see the Border Infrastructure Program.  Commercial Services For all roads, the max vehicle height (including load) is 4.15m. Drivers must obey low clearance warning signs. No current load restrictions. For more details, see the BC Government's web page on load restrictions.

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