Nordel Way crossing over Highway 91 in Delta now open
Posted October 7, 2022 3:58 pm.
Heads up if you commute through North Delta — the new Nordel Way overpass crossing Highway 91 is open.
The B.C. government says the crossing will improve traffic flow, save time, and provide better safety on the stretch of highway.
It’s all part of a $260-million provincial highway project, with support from the federal government, with the goal of improving road safety and supporting economic growth south of the Fraser River.
Heads up #DeltaBC travellers:
The Nordel Way crossing over #BCHwy91 will see a number of traffic pattern changes with the opening of new roadways on Oct 7.
Follow new signage in the area.#BCHwy17 pic.twitter.com/1eGgCBfTyl— BC Transportation (@TranBC) October 6, 2022
The Nordel Way crossing is the final interchange built as part of the project. It includes ramps to and from Delta that the province expects will cut down on travel time.
With the completion of the overpass comes traffic pattern changes in the area. The provincial government is advising drivers to follow the signs on the overhead guides.
Eastbound drivers can expect to use the new crossing when heading to Nordel Way east and the new loop ramp to go north on Highway 91 and get to the Alex Fraser Bridge when driving east on Nordel.
Northbound drivers will see a new signalized intersection at the top of Highway 91 for traffic turning onto Nordel Way west and Highway 91C westbound.
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People driving west will see a signalized intersection on Nordel Way to get onto Highway 91 southbound.
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