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Old Posted Jun 4, 2026, 8:01 PM
daniel0001 daniel0001 is offline
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Originally Posted by Offshore1 View Post
Interesting story I saw on social media first. It's a pilot project in Ontario to add alternating passing lanes to a couple of sections of highway, (2 + 1) less cost presumably than twinning while improving safety. Apparently they're common in parts of Europe. It would definitely improve the TCH in this province. Since twinning is almost as much of a pipe dream as a tunnel to Labrador this should be a viable option.

https://www.ctvnews.ca/northern-ontario/...n-north-americas-first-21-highway-pilot/

https://highway11pilot.ca/about-the-project/
We already have this here all around the island. It just isn't divided by a barrier. It would be a nice upgrade to add a barrier and turnarounds to improve safety if twinning wasn't an option
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