Die gefährlichste Winterstraße in Ontario ist nicht die 401. Hier ist sie wirklich
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/ontario-most-dangerous-winter-roads-9.7027665
Die gefährlichste Winterstraße in Ontario ist nicht die 401. Hier ist sie wirklich
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/london/ontario-most-dangerous-winter-roads-9.7027665
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I would say it would be Hwy 11 in Northern Ontario. Anyone who has gone up there knows how dangerous it can be anytime of the year.
In my experience, the 401 is dangerous primarily because too many people drive like fuckin’ maniacs with a death wish.
„At the top of the nationwide list is Erieau Road, located in the Chatham-Kent region near Lake Erie.“
„Highway 401 rounds out the top 10 with two separate danger zone locations: one in Mississauga, where the 401, 403 and 410 intersect, and another along the collector-express weave between Toronto Pearson Airport and Scarborough.“
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I’m surprised the 401 is on that list. If a road’s dangerous-ness is measured by crash rate per number of vehicles, the huge volume of vehicles should drive it down. If it’s not measured by rate then that’s a stupid way of measuring.
Also, where’s the “collector-express weave between Toronto Pearson Airport and Scarborough?” The entire City of Toronto is between Pearson and Scarborough.
Any street in Brampton.
Stretch from Winnipeg to Thunder Bay is always risky.
Highway 6 North to Guelph especially the hill can really suck as well
You would think BC would have the most dangerous winter roads
This is PR fluff from that fleet company, the data may or may not overlap with verifiable traffic data from public sources.
Highway 11 North.
Where the 403, 401, and 410 intersect is only dangerous because people are driving with all-season tires on bridges that can ice up.
I think the 403 is dangerous for the same reason. I counted ten cars off the road one snowy day while driving west on a Saturday afternoon with 6 inches of snow on the ground. I drove all day, starting in Scarborough and ending in Oakville. The 403 was insane, not because roads were any worse. It’s also people not knowing when to disengage the traction control.
I live on Highway 17 in-between Winnipeg and Thunder Bay and the situation here is dangerous. The last few years my wife and I have made the decision to cut out all travel between November and April. 6 months trapped in our small community.
Our government doesn’t give a shit about the safety of our highways and I’ve made the decision that I don’t want to die to some truck driver whose driving with falsified documents and his finest pair of flip flops