SURREY, B.C. - Fraser Highway is down to local access only between Whalley Boulevard and 140 Street, around the clock from November 12 to December 12, 2026, while Surrey Langley SkyTrain crews lift guideway beams into place overhead.
The restriction is set out in a project notice posted November 9, 2026, which updates an earlier November 3 notice and adds Sunday work to the schedule. Traffic control personnel are on site to coordinate access for residents inside the stretch, and access for emergency and service vehicles is being kept open at all times.
Through traffic is being detoured to King George Boulevard, 100 Avenue and 96 Avenue. The notice also says there is no access to or from 138 Street, north of Fraser Highway, until December 18, 2026.
The closure covers the Whalley and Green Timbers stretch of one of Surrey’s busiest east-west routes in the middle of the pre-Christmas shopping season, so drivers should expect the detour routes to be busier than usual and allow extra time, especially at peak hours.
The Surrey Langley SkyTrain is a 16-kilometre extension of the Expo Line from King George Station to Langley City Centre, with eight new stations, running mostly along Fraser Highway. Its elevated guideway is being built over the road, and the beam lifts are the work behind this month’s restriction.
Questions about the closure can go to the project team at surreylangleyskytrain@gov.bc.ca or the 24-hour project information line at 1-844-815-6111.
Apna News
(Source: Surrey Langley SkyTrain project notice, November 9, 2026)
