Renewed push in Ontario to remove trucks from Highway 401 amid grinding gridlock (move to 407)

It's a privetly own road and until lease is up ( in the next what 80 years??) would be very difficult to renegotiate, IMHO...
Unless government implement some kind of their Acts in the sleeve, eh..
It's mostly good for transit trucks, not so much for local, like me..
yea there's still 80 years or so left in the deal. the best way to get it resolved is if the government just steps in and says "this is ours now" only people that would complain is the 407 owners lol
 
Best way to get from 1 side of the city to the other, the ~$100 (for trucks) might be hard to justify to some, but no stop and go, plenty of lanes to use if there is an accident or lane closure of anytime. and should take less than 2 hours to go from west side to east side. How much are all the extra costs running 401 across the city going to cost you? Stop/go, wages, fuel, time, truck/trailer repairs with the condition of the 401, the list goes on...
 
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Best way to get from 1 side of the city to the other, the ~$100 (for trucks) might be hard to justify to some, but no stop and go, plenty of lanes to use if there is an accident or lane closure of anytime. and should take less than 2 hours to go from west side to east side. How much are all the extra costs running 401 across the city going to cost you? Stop/go, wages, fuel, time, truck/trailer repairs with the condition of the 401, the list goes on...
insurance rates would go down as well.
 
The province could pay the tolls for the trucks to use the 407 and it would probably be cheaper than building the 413.