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Highway 26 really could use some upgrades in general. Even if it's not a freeway, a bypass of Stayner would be nice.Collingwood Bypass
Highway 26 really could use some upgrades in general. Even if it's not a freeway, a bypass of Stayner would be nice.Collingwood Bypass
I think the best you can expect in the near/mid term are capacity and flow improvements to County Rds. 7 and 96, some of which is already happening. The MTO Corridor Management map doesn't show any zoning restrictions surrounding Stayner that would suggest a planned new right of way,other that the usual corridor controls.Highway 26 really could use some upgrades in general. Even if it's not a freeway, a bypass of Stayner would be nice.
At the very least it needs more passing lanes.Highway 26 really could use some upgrades in general. Even if it's not a freeway, a bypass of Stayner would be nice.
I thought the buffer was 1.5m.An HOV buffer only adds 0.5 metres to a highway width. It's not really enough for an extra lane.
MTO could probably squeeze an extra lane on the QEW but it would have to accept substandard shoulder widths. A 5-lane cross section of GP lanes needs 18.75 metres of platform width excluding shoulders, the QEW is currently at around 15.5 to 16 metres in width. Getting it to 18.75 would require basically the full removal of the interior shoulder. That or accept smaller lane widths, which comes with it's own safety issues. Dropping lane widths to 3.65m (a standard more typically seen in the US with 12ft lanes) would cut half a metre off the platform width and would probably make a 10-lane cross section work with a minimal interior shoulder like what is on the 400.
Is there any more information on #12?
Most congested part of my commute to work.
MTO did the EA for this about a decade ago, it's still on Oakville's website here:Is there any more information on #12?
Most congested part of my commute to work.




