British Columbia Highway 91

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British Columbia Highway 91 is a major freeway in Metro Vancouver that serves as a key commuter and truck route linking Richmond, Delta, and Surrey while bypassing central Vancouver.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freeway
highway
bypasses City of Vancouver
linked to: Vancouver

George Massey Tunnel
connects Delta
Richmond
Surrey
country Canada
crosses Fraser River
hasFunction goods movement corridor
regional bypass route
hasJunctionWith Highway 10
Highway 17
Highway 91A
linked to: Highway 91

Highway 99
Highway 99A (via Highway 91A)
hasLaneConfiguration 4 to 6 lanes
hasSpeedLimit 80–100 km/h
hasStructure Annacis Island interchanges
Highway 10 interchange
Knight Street interchange
Nordel Way interchange
River Road interchange
Steveston Highway interchange
isCommuterRoute yes
isTollRoad no
isTruckRoute yes
linkedTo Highway 17A (via Highway 17)
linked to: Highway 17
locatedIn British Columbia
Metro Vancouver
maintainedBy British Columbia Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure
openedInPart 1980s
parallelTo Highway 99 (in part)
linked to: Highway 99
partOf Highway 91/Highway 91A corridor
linked to: Highway 91
passesThrough Annacis Island
Lulu Island
Nordel area of Delta
linked to: North Delta

North Surrey
Sunbury area of Delta
Tilbury industrial area
regionServed Fraser River Delta
Lower Mainland
roadType divided highway
limited-access highway
usesBridge Alex Fraser Bridge

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British Columbia Highway 99 connectsTo British Columbia Highway 91
British Columbia Highway 17 hasJunctionWith Highway 91 (British Columbia)
linked to: British Columbia Highway 91