outoftheice
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Looks like the SW portion of Stoney Trail will be opening on Saturday
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Myles86
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Stoney Trail Bow River Bridge this afternoon:
MichaelS
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Silly question, but, will the new bridge get painted to look as nice as the existing one?
Mountain Man
Senior Member
I think it's safe to assume it will.
niteryder
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Myles86
Active Member
Stoney Tr Bow River Bridge today
Mountain Man
Senior Member
Sounds like absolute mayhem on Highway 93 this weekend, will definitely avoid any travel west of Lake Louise until it re-opens in December!
UrbanWarrior
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Inglewood Bridge construction ramping back up. All ten pylons are in place for the suspension cables now.
jhbuilt
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This Inglewood/9ave bridge has been the project from hell for the city. Procurement failed big time. Nearly 2 years now I believe
DougB
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So after Stoney W, Stoney N improvements and Airport Trail interchanges, what will be Calgary's next major road improvement projects? Crowchild Trail seem to have stalled (the changes at 16th are minor). The plan to improve Deerfoot never seemed serious (i.e. adding through lanes in each direction will involve reconstructing many of the interchanges).
ahuch
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Some of Deerfoot is funded already actually.
Home — Deerfoot Trail Improvements
Improvements are being made across the corridor to ensure that current and future traffic needs can be met and to help improve travel times and overall safety for the travelling public.
www.deerfootimprovements.ca
MichaelS
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Perhaps one of the deep south interchanges, like Macleod 210th or Macleod 194th Ave?
In reality though, the latest rounds of investment have opened up a lot of capacity for growth lands. Deerfoot / 212th Ave SE means much of the Rangeview ASP and eventually, Ricardo Ranch ASP can move forward. The rebuild of the Cranston/Highway 1 entrance means the remaining Cranston lands should be able to go forward, along with Osprey Hills. And the communities in the far north inthe Glacier Ridge ASP will benefit from the recent north stoney upgrades. Might not need any large scale car projects for a while.
Golfing guy
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The city is currently building 6 new interchanges on Stoney trail.
City of Calgary completes new interchange at Stoney Trail & 14 Street N.W.
Northwest Calgary has experienced significant population and traffic growth over the last few years. With the development of new communities, many residents access Stoney Trail and other parts of the city via four on and off ramps at 14th Street N.W. and interchanges at Symons Valley Road...
Urban Outdoorsman
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I'd love the city to start on some of the Crowchild upgrades north of the river but I get the sense that won't be for another decade or so