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Old Posted Jan 3, 2020, 3:31 PM
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Originally Posted by greenday99 View Post
https://www.london.ca/residents/Roads-Tr...s/Documents/VMP%20PIC%20Presentation.pdf

Isn't the proposed partial Y interchange useless when there is an intersection just before the merge with stoplights? Without the stoplights, Vmp would be closer to being a full freeway.
What's the partial Y that you are talking about? The way it looks to me is you come down Clarke from the north and the road curves to the east at the point where the current entrance to Fanshawe Conservation area is. Then you hit that intersection and you either go straight through on VMP, turn left into the park, or turn right on to Clarke. The stoplights are only needed because the entrance to the park is there. If not for the park, VMP would just merge onto Clarke and they would add a left turn lane on southbound Clarke for people to go on VMP south. The stoplights do nothing to prevent VMP from being closer to a freeway, it's the lack of overpasses. What this is in effect doing is ending Clarke at this new intersection and VMP will be the through road. I actually think that down the road when the widening happens on Clarke (and presumably VMP is as well down to Oxford) that Clarke will be renamed VMP from Fanshawe Park Rd to the south.

People coming out of the park will be happy with this as it's a royal pain to make that left now. People used to going north on Clarke from south of Huron aren't going to like this at all though, and there is a lot of traffic from that way.
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