... to use more wood structures (wooden structures?) - "wooden" would be more correct according to traditional English grammar, but "wood structures" also gets...
... government ... Wooden bridges were actually a common sight on British Columbia highways up until the 1980's. Many (but not all) shorter length bridges...
... per?? ... million ... Perhaps the newspaper simply isn't reporting the whole story. IIRC, freewayizing AB-63 north of the Athabasca River Crossing...
Didn't the TCH have a one way wooden bridge which is west of the Vedder Canal? The TCH widened and there was a small farm and house in the median as well as a...
Hey guys, Just wanted to let you all know that with the recent completion (as a Parclo A2 with no traffic lights! Bah! Should be an A4 with lights) of the...
... Most projects that involve rebuilding the roadway significantly see a reduction to 80km/h. The 401 between Cobourg and Port Hope was, for instance,...
Two questions, as posted on MTR, but you guys would be the specialists: 1: http://www.alpsroads.net/roads/qc/misc/55n.jpg - Why were the exit numbers changed...
... Well, I know with the 401 widening near the 427 megachange and in the Yonge Street area you have barriers right up against the highway, yet the limit is...
... 1)I don't know the reason for the change of the exit numbers on A-55 2) the exit numbers who was before was the A-55 ones and if my memory don't trick me,...
Speaking of speed limits, the mto is seemingly interested in extending the 403's 90 limit through Hamilton, westerly to just west of Aberdeen Street. The new...
... Lowering the speed limit requires a mere Order in Council. They may be waiting for other conditions before lowering the speed limit. Is the Conestoga...
... Hmmm - widening in Cobourg-Port Hope had black-on white temporary signs saying 80, with the 100s removed or covered up completely. Funny how sometimes the...
... In St. Catharines, the 100KM/h signs have been removed and replaced with the 80KM/h signs, and they've also installed additional 80KM/h signs where there...
... with ... when ... doubled. ... Not every elsewhere. I believe it's Pennsylvania in which work zone laws are only enforceable when the zone is active....
... Right, but Ontario and other jurisdictions like Penna would be in the minority when it comes to this. Other states, like New York, apply the doubled fines...
... a ... 130km/h) ... crawling ... everywhere, ... rural ... I always thought that Ontario was weird how every freeway seems to be posted at 100 km/h, but...
... Yep. It was a wood bridge with sealcoat asphalt on top. You're thinkin' of the old alignment - the original Fraser Highway which follows the dike near the...
... A lot of highways were like this. Look at the still paved parts of the old highway 41 alignment around Bon Echo. Those lanes aren't very wide, neither...
... Maybe for new construction, but what about existing highways? You can't tell me that they bypassed and upgraded every highway with ten foot lanes by 1932....
... land ... the ... old ... but ... I agree with you about enjoying the old road througout the Valley. Paul, while on the topic of the Sumas Prairie (between...
... I'm almost thinking this might be a difference at the MTO regional office level. Most of the Black-on-orange ones seem to be in Central Region (or as I...
Thanks for the photos, which also included some Quebec ones. I've got a question Stephane might be able to answer - why are there signs that say "THAW" along...
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