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dejon
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quote: Originally posted by Kontiki
407, no, but the the stretch of of the 401 between (IIRC) the 427 and the DVP here in Toronto is the second busiest stretch of freeway in North America after either the I-5 or 405 in LA (can't remember which).
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And I'm on it twice a day. Fortunately, going "against the grain" though, so it's not so terrible.
In normal conditions it takes me 30-40 minutes to drive home, but occasionally I leave very late and make it in about 20 minutes (doing about the same speed as Asher above).
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I'm a big fan of the 401.
Vancouver has nothing remotely like it. The biggest road in the GVA is the TransCanada Hwy, doesn't even go into the city, has a limit of 90 kph, and people actually obey it (for the most part).
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If you go the speed limit on most parts of the 401 - you are dangerous because people do not expect slow movers (unless the whole road is backed up).
Some years ago a guy got upset at getting a speeding ticket on the 401. He arranged with a friend to go exactly the speed limit (100km/h) side-by-side down the 401. They were given tickets for unsafe driving and obstructing traffic, IIRC.
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