Yes. Surrey Langley SkyTrain says no vehicle access to or from 138 Street at Fraser Highway until mid-December 2026. It was due to end Oct. 30.
Getting in by car means Whalley Boulevard or 140 Street, and that now holds until mid-December. Crews are installing the elevated guideway for the Surrey Langley SkyTrain, so the closure is in effect 24/7, with work Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
The project's updated traffic notice, posted October 28, 2026, replaces its October 5 notice, which had the access change ending October 30.
What changed
The October 5 notice said the change would be in effect "until October 30, 2026." The October 28 notice says "until mid-December 2026." The project has not given an exact December date and says timelines are subject to change.
Walking and cycling
- Cyclists and pedestrians can still use both sides of Fraser Highway.
- The north-side path may stop for up to 15 minutes at a time when equipment is working near 138 Street.
- The multi-use path on the south side stays open. The project calls it the recommended route through the area, including to King George Station.
If you need help
Questions go to surreylangleyskytrain@gov.bc.ca, and the project's 24/7 information line is 1-844-815-6111. Bus riders can check TransLink alerts for stop changes nearby.
