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Old Posted Feb 17, 2017, 8:19 AM
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I know we get pot holes every cold freeze/thaw snap, but this time its ridiculous. They are everywhere, almost every block. I haven't seen any big ones (to swallow a car), but I don't remember it ever being this bad since I came here 20+ years ago.
makes sense since this winter was the worst in over 2 decades...
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Old Posted Feb 17, 2017, 9:48 AM
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makes sense since this winter was the worst in over 2 decades...
Haha, funny how that works.

I agree that potholes should be taken care of as soon as possible, but given that this is an odd year in Vancouver the region probably doesn't have enough crews and equipment for the abnormal surge to deal with them all immediately.

Also, if this embarrasses you, then every other Canadian city would reaaallly embarrass you after winter.
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...if this embarrasses you, then every other Canadian city would reaaallly embarrass you after winter.
Yep. Welcome to the rest of Canada.
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Quite curious, what's the time line for expanding highway One beyond 200 St?
probably not in our lifetimes. It's BC after all. And even if they do, you know it'll be totally underbuilt.
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I don't know how long your planning on sticking around lol, but I meant more like is it going to be happening in the next 5 years.
I doubt it. That 216 street interchange won't even be finished by then, and that's just a simple interchange.
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I doubt it. That 216 street interchange won't even be finished by then, and that's just a simple interchange.
Odd, seeing how construction starts this spring and completion is expected in fall 2019.

Call me crazy, but that is far less than 5 years...

It also includes 4km of widening and the completion of the HOV ramps at 202nd street.

Where did you get your timeline? Or we you just making it up?
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Odd, seeing how construction starts this spring and completion is expected in fall 2019.

Call me crazy, but that is far less than 5 years...

It also includes 4km of widening and the completion of the HOV ramps at 202nd street.

Where did you get your timeline? Or we you just making it up?
Maybe he's a senior. You never know. Don't be rude.

In any case, I think he's talking more Hwy 1 to Abbosford. Which probably depends on the level of development in Chilliwack and Abbosford.

We'll get there when it comes. We have bigger priorities at the moment.
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Well even with our terrible winter looks like traffic is up on the PMB

http://www.ticorp.ca/who-we-are/reporting-and-resources/traffic-volumes/
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Well even with our terrible winter looks like traffic is up on the PMB

http://www.ticorp.ca/who-we-are/reporting-and-resources/traffic-volumes/
So it does, even more telling is that you have to go back over two years to find a month in which the traffic wasn't the highest for that month compared to all previous years.

It would be interesting to know how much of this additional traffic is brand new and how much comes from the other bridges. It would give us some idea of how well people are coming to accept the toll.
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Looks like Burnaby is installing traffic lights at Marine Dr and Nelson.
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Looks like Burnaby is installing traffic lights at Marine Dr and Nelson.
Yeah, it's probably about time. That intersection gets pretty backed up at times for a simple 4-way stop.
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Led street lights

Seems like most cities are well on the way of replacing street lights to led

Here is a cool site showing Surreys progress (first year of a five year plan)

https://surrey.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboard/index.html#/85ae19f99afb4d5abeafc3327422b2f3
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super cool map
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Glad it's happening but what a joke. How long has the SFPR been complete for?

What a waste of money to not do this in the first place.
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Old Posted Mar 10, 2017, 8:07 PM
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Just noticed something concerning, if you're going eastbound on the SFPR how do you get onto the 91 connector?

Are they restricting that movement to keep people from piling onto the Alex Fraser?
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Just noticed something concerning, if you're going eastbound on the SFPR how do you get onto the 91 connector?

Are they restricting that movement to keep people from piling onto the Alex Fraser?
If so, pretty clever on the BC Lib's part to get toll revenue for the new Massey Bridge!
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Old Posted Mar 10, 2017, 10:34 PM
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