How Deltaport Improved Its Flow

Transport Minister Lisa Raitt was among the luminaries at Deltaport Container Terminal last Friday to mark the official opening of the new $44M Roberts Bank Causeway overpass, a two-lane roadway that provides grade separation between the rail tracks and the Roberts Bank Causeway road, which runs adjacent to Deltaport. Begun in 2013 (it’s shown above under construction), the project is aimed at improving the flow of inbound and outbound cargo at Deltaport, where industrial properties are at a premium. Deltaport is Canada’s largest container terminal, handling 50% of all the containerized cargo that moves through the West Coast.

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