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Travel advisory in affect in the Chilcotin

DriveBC has put out a travel advisory for Dog Creek Road between Meadow Road and Enterprise Road near Clinton.

The cause of the advisory is due to flooding, and are only allowing 4×4 vehicles to go through.

They’re advising motorists to use caution when traveling, and to consider alternate routes.

DriveBC will have another update on Monday, April 24th, at 4:00pm, which will also be the estimated reopening time.

For more information on road conditions, you can visit DriveBC’s map here.

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