Transportation Investment Corporation

Transportation Investment Corporation (TI Corp) is a public Canadian crown corporation, established in 2008 under the Transportation Investment Act, to implement the Port Mann/Highway 1 Improvement Project, including construction, operations and maintenance of 37 kilometres (23 mi) of improvements to the TransCanada Highway through Metro Vancouver, as well as development, implementation and management of tolling operations to pay for the project. Starting September 1, 2017, the crown corporation stopped tolling traffic on the bridge, due to a new provincial government.^[3] Debt service was transferred to the province of British Columbia at a cost of $135 million per year.^[4]

Transportation Investment Corporation

Company type	Crown Corporation
Industry	Transportation Tolling
Founded	2008
Headquarters	Coquitlam, British Columbia, Canada
Area served	British Columbia
Key people	Irene Kerr (President and CEO)[1]
Revenue	C$122 million (2015)[2]
Total assets	C$3.24 billion (2015)[2]
Owner	Government of British Columbia
Number of employees	270
Website	www.ticorp.ca

Overview

TReO was the official toll operating brand and registered trademark of Transportation Investment Corporation. TI Corp's primary mandate was to manage and ensure successful delivery and implementation of the Port Mann/Highway1 Improvement Project.^{[citation needed]} TI Corp is also mandated to recover the capital costs of the project as well as operating and maintenance costs of the bridge and highway for a period of up to 40 years.^{[citation needed]}

Traffic

Total monthly traffic (millions)[5]	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018
January	2.66	2.74	2.89	3.08	4.21
February	2.42	2.63	2.89	2.79	3.70
March	2.71	2.90	3.16	3.41	4.52
April	2.83	2.94	3.27	3.29	4.45
May	2.98	3.11	3.84	3.58	4.79
June	2.95	3.17	3.82	3.57	4.67
July	3.18	3.24	4.00	3.75	4.84
August	3.25	3.21	4.08	3.79	4.95
September	3.02	3.12	3.43	4.36	4.64
October	3.05	3.23	3.36	4.49	4.87
November	2.77	2.95	3.23	4.24
December	2.85	3.02	3.01	4.15

Port Mann/Highway 1 Improvement Project

The span of this project comprises the Vancouver area's primary goods movement and commuting corridor, serving 120,000 vehicles daily through six municipalities, with important connections to other communities throughout the region.^[6] The project was established in 2003 as part of the Provincial Gateway Program to address the problem of growing regional congestion and to improve the movement of people, goods and transit.^[7]

See also

• Saskatchewan Transportation Company