By James Peters

Highway improvements coming to the North Thompson

Apr 29, 2016 | 2:32 PM

KAMLOOPS — Transportation Minister Todd Stone says work will soon begin on a series of upgrades to the Yellowhead Highway north of Kamloops.

The work includes over two kilometres of highway that will be widened to accomodate a passing lane between Kamloops and McLure.

The ministry will also build a Commercial Vehicle Safety Enforcement pullout for drivers to rest and use the washroom, and for CVSE to conduct inspections.

In a news release, Stone says the work is set to begin in June and wrap up by October.

Passing lanes will also be added and expanded near Darfield between Barriere and Little Fort.

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