KyleBlanchett
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@Daveography I agree I don't know why they didn't add a multi use path on the east side of the road.
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Freedm
Active Member
I'm so excited for these Yellowhead upgrades to be completed. I was starting to wonder if it would ever happen.
I remember when the Edmonton Humane Society was in a dinky old building just west of 66 and south of the Yellowhead and the city said they could not build an interchange at 66 until after the Human Society moved out. Well, they moved out many years ago and still the Yellowhead remained untouched.
Now it's finally happening!!!
I remember when the Edmonton Humane Society was in a dinky old building just west of 66 and south of the Yellowhead and the city said they could not build an interchange at 66 until after the Human Society moved out. Well, they moved out many years ago and still the Yellowhead remained untouched.
Now it's finally happening!!!
Freedm
Active Member
Maybe it's to improve safety. ie. left turning traffic (south to east) won't have to worry about pedestrians crossing.
chrisvazquez7
Active Member
I agree with Dave. In all likelihood the left turn movement will have a protected left sequence, which means pedestrians would not be a confliction anyway.
Learn about road changes along 123 Avenue
October 25, 2019
Changes will be made to roadways close to Yellowhead Trail, including 123 Avenue between 156 Street and 142 Street, as part of the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion.
Come learn about the design plans for 123 Avenue at a drop-in, public information session.
Date: Monday, October 28
Time: 4 – 7 p.m. (Drop-in)
Location: Cafeteria, NAIT Patricia Campus 12204 149 Street
Road changes are being made to support changes in traffic patterns that will result from the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion.
www.edmonton.ca
October 25, 2019
Changes will be made to roadways close to Yellowhead Trail, including 123 Avenue between 156 Street and 142 Street, as part of the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion.
Come learn about the design plans for 123 Avenue at a drop-in, public information session.
Date: Monday, October 28
Time: 4 – 7 p.m. (Drop-in)
Location: Cafeteria, NAIT Patricia Campus 12204 149 Street
Road changes are being made to support changes in traffic patterns that will result from the Yellowhead Trail Freeway Conversion.
123 Avenue | City of Edmonton
Several road changes are planned for 123 Avenue as part of the Yellowhead Trail Conversion Project.
KyleBlanchett
Active Member
A flyover rendering of the interchange at 66st
Freedm
Active Member
Nice.
Platinum107
Senior Member
Nice.
KyleBlanchett
Active Member
Nice.
OverheardatYEG
Active Member
Nice
Airboy
Senior Member
149st should be this way as well.
It's 66 Street, not 69 Street.
Public and stakeholder input from summer engagement events, together with technical, safety and policy requirements, helped advise the preliminary design for Yellowhead Trail from 50 Street to the North Saskatchewan River. You’re invited to learn more about what will be happening as part of the Yellowhead Trail East Widening project.
Date: Wednesday November 13, 2019
Time: 4–7pm
Location: Riverview Crossing Mall, 3210 118 Avenue
www.edmonton.ca
Date: Wednesday November 13, 2019
Time: 4–7pm
Location: Riverview Crossing Mall, 3210 118 Avenue
East Widening | City of Edmonton
The East Widening project upgraded Yellowhead Trail to 6 lanes, from 61 Street to the North Saskatchewan River. Construction is now complete.
Kaizen
Senior Member
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