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Old Posted Jan 10, 2026, 2:32 PM
Saul Goode Saul Goode is offline
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Originally Posted by Keith P. View Post
That very old original section of the 107 should have been twinned right from the start, but... Province of NS in the '70s didn't like spending on new-fangled things like that. It has been quite dangerous and lethal at times over the years since. Long overdue.
Yes. It can't be twinned soon enough. It can be extremely dangerous during the afternoon rush, when drivers come flying out of Burnside and from the 118 westbound onto the 107 access ramps driving anywhere from 90 to 120 kph or more, only to suddenly hit that untwinned bottleneck. I've had some really nervous moments there, crawling along at the merge of those ramps, only to see vehicles in my rearview mirror coming up at maniac speeds and hoping they can slow in time.

Much like the Macdonald bridge, it should have been built with multiple lanes from the get-go. Anyone with a map, a set of eyes and a functioning cerebral cortex easily could have envisioned how things would evolve once they opened.

Last edited by Saul Goode; Jan 10, 2026 at 2:44 PM.
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