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Road Report
The best source for up to date roadwork and closures, and potential delays.
Traffic Advisories 
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Drive Kelowna Map Viewer will allow you to see current road construction and status.
Step 1. Click here to open map viewer.
Step 2 . Place cursor over area of interest and zoom in.
Step 3 . Select the  tool and click on the area to retrieve information.
Step 4. The Road Usage information will be displayed showing the contractor, purpose, length of project and contact information.
Step 5. For further information on capital road projects click the following Major Projects link.
Snow Removal and Ice Control Program
The City of Kelowna is clearing the way to keep Kelowna on the move this winter.
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Knox Mountain Road closed for the season
December 9, 2009 - Knox Mountain Road closed today to motorists. Knox Mountain Park remains open to pedestrians and cyclists from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. The road will reopen early next spring when weather conditions permit.
Lakeshore Road at Bertram Creek Park Entrance
September 14, 2009 - Lakeshore Road at Bertram Creek Park will be realigned to allow for two-way traffic. Construction is underway Monday to Friday. Traffic delays may be expected. Completion is scheduled for spring 2010.
The City of Kelowna thanks residents, motorists and businesses for their patience and understanding.
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Highway 97 Traffic Signals
Why are there no dual lefts along Highway at Cooper Road or off of Spall Road onto Highway 97?
That is one of the most frequently asked questions regarding Highway 97 traffic signal priorities.
Highway 97 falls under the jurisdiction of the provincial Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure and is operated by the Ministry. However, the City of Kelowna works together with the Ministry on the signalized intersection with the City's crossing roads.
The first priority of this provincial highway corridor is the efficient movement of traffic. The next priority is for vehicular and pedestrian traffic crossing the highway. The last is left turning vehicles.
The signals are programmed to the maximum cycle (time required to complete green, yellow and red phases) and addition time taken away from the capacity of the highway itself such as providing time for left-turn signals will take away "green" time for crossing street traffic.
Alternatively, left turns off and on the highway are alternated for the exception of Gordon Drive intersection.
For more information contact the Ministry of Transportation & Infrastructure at 250 712-3270.
Do you want to learn more about construction projects in your area?
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