Good Caring Canada brings you real-time camera views of traffic along Highway 13 at the Aldergrove border crossing—an increasingly important gateway between British Columbia and Washington State, and a quieter alternative to Peace Arch or Pacific Highway.
⬇️ Scroll down to view current wait times and live camera images for each segment—from the international border at Aldergrove through the Highway 13 approaches near the 264 Street Diversion south of 8 Avenue.
For each segment, you will find a live traffic camera image—automatically refreshed every few minutes—alongside a description of what you are seeing. These include nearby entry and exit ramps, overpasses, merges, and key roadway features.
Whether you are heading into the United States or returning to Canada, these views offer valuable insight into lane activity and queue lengths in both directions. This information can help travelers make informed decisions on timing, routing, or whether to consider alternative crossings such as Peace Arch or Pacific Highway.
Live camera feeds may occasionally be unavailable due to technical interruptions or scheduled maintenance. In such cases, readers are encouraged to refresh the page or return later for updated views.
Highway 13 Segment-by-Segment View
1. Aldergrove / Lynden (South)
The camera at Aldergrove / Lynden (South) looks south at the intersection of Highway 13 and 0 Avenue. This view shows vehicles waiting to cross into the United States. It’s helpful for assessing border activity at the immediate departure point from Canada.
2. Aldergrove / Lynden (North)
This camera faces northbound toward Canada from just south of the border. It shows vehicles coming up a slight curve along Highway 13 as they approach 0 Avenue. While the border facilities are not in view, the image provides a real-time sense of incoming traffic volume from Lynden, Washington.
3. Highway 13 at 264 Street Diversion (South)
Located just south of 8 Avenue, this south-facing camera captures Highway 13 as it heads toward the Aldergrove crossing. The image includes multiple lanes, overhead signage, and a clear, straight view of traffic progression. It’s ideal for monitoring buildup during peak border crossing periods.
4. Highway 13 at 264 Street Diversion (North)
This camera faces northbound on Highway 13, just south of 8 Avenue. It shows a broad curve flanked by treed embankments and open pavement. The view helps returning travelers anticipate road conditions and flow as they move away from the border and into the Fraser Valley.
