northlands
Senior Member
Yeah they've already moved out and consolidated into their Acheson facility.
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dkazzed
Active Member
Eastbound sign said starting November 18, take exit to access 149 St, 142 St, and St Albert Trail.
No left turn onto 127 St. That was a very busy left turn before and I didn't see a designated detour route.
No left turn onto 127 St. That was a very busy left turn before and I didn't see a designated detour route.
Gronk!
Senior Member
156 St to St Albert Trail
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St Albert Trail to 97 St
Yellowhead Trail - 156 Street to St. Albert Trail | City of Edmonton
Several road changes are planned for Yellowhead Trail between 156 Street and St. Albert Trail.
St Albert Trail to 97 St
Gronk!
Senior Member
PSA - Major traffic pattern changes on Yellowhead Trail and 127 Street
Major traffic pattern changes on Yellowhead Trail and 127 Street November 16, 2023 Progress on the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion continues, bringing changes to traffic patterns at the Yellowhead
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MacLac
Senior Member
Why doesn’t the presser say anything as to “why” the lane changes? Are they scared to say it’s for a new “overpass?”
The_Cat
Senior Member
I think 127 Street is the most congested part of the Yellowhead. This is time and money well spent.
Gronk!
Senior Member
How about Wop May Trail and Blatchford Trail for 121 St and 107 St respectively?
Foolworm
Active Member
Naming things after white people is... not in fashion these days, to put it mildly.
Looked at the 66 St interchange and while I'm miffed about the lack of an E-S off-ramp, at least the sidewalk is being removed and the merge lane is being lengthened through the LRT underpass. That was just unsafe for all users.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Naming things after white people should be OK as long as they're not colonial racists.
In any case, 121 St and 107 St require different names if they'll be connecting to the Yellowhead via 115 St.
It makes a whole lot of sense, but as we all know the City of Edmonton doesn't work that way.
In any case, 121 St and 107 St require different names if they'll be connecting to the Yellowhead via 115 St.
It makes a whole lot of sense, but as we all know the City of Edmonton doesn't work that way.
_urbanite
Senior Member
We can avoid any future controversies by not naming anything after people at all regardless of their ethnicity or societal status. To me it seems silly that we still name things after people in 2023.
We can find names for those roads that having to do with people.
We can find names for those roads that having to do with people.
Edmcowboy11
Senior Member
Nothing wrong with naming roads after people or things.
MacLac
Senior Member
They are full steam ahead on this interchange! Look at all that land on the North side that has been cleared! Should make for one fine looking structure. Wonder who got the job? Alberco? Graham?
northlands
Senior Member
PCL
MacLac
Senior Member
Duh....of course....they're re-doing the entire Yellowhead......thanks for the head shake.....lol
northlands
Senior Member
They aren't, Standard General was prime for the 156-St Alb Trail segment. There is still the 66th st YHT crossing as well to do which I believe goes to tender next year.
I do find it interesting that PCL seems to have little interest in any big $ private sector jobs around here and instead have been doing a lot of the more technically complex public sector work (Fort Road, Lewis Farms rec centre, Goldbar WWTP upgrades, Windemere fire station, this project).