#trans Canada highway

[fuddlyduddly]

trans canada highway mention

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trans canada highway by boards of canada + trans flag

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[disease]

BOARDS OF CANADA // LEFT SIDE DRIVE [TRANS CANADA HIGHWAY EP, 2006]

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[rabbitcruiser]

Saskatchewan joined the Canadian confederation on September 1, 1905.

[talldynarider]

The end of day 1 on the cross canada ride.

[swiftlysilver]

Snowy Highways

[granite-avenue]

Looking up the Fraser Canyon from an observation point on the Trans Canada Highway, B.C.

[ghostly-atv]

[twiggybeing]

The 401 highway in Canada has the most traffic out of any road or highway in all of north America.

Because of this traffic, the average speed can drop to a stand still.

If Canada had high speed rail that took a similar route, it would be abled to transport people from different cities to Toronto's city center over 4 times faster.

The amount of cars this would take off the road would significantly reduce traffic, which would also make driving safer and faster.

The amount of time it takes to drive from Toronto to Vancouver with little to no traffic would be 41 hours of driving. If there was a cross country high speed railway that time could be cut down to less than 10 hours using the fastest German trains.

The upkeep costs for rail compared to that of highways are also much lower, and with bringing less cars into a city, it would need less subsidized parking lots which don't pay real estate tax, nor do they make room for businesses or housing.

[vox-anglosphere]

Three railways cross Northern Ontario but there's only one main road

[gameraboy2]

Trans-Canada Highway, 1961 postcard

[thorsenmark]

Honda CR-V (2015) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: I got the idea for this image from this Flickr image (www.flickr.com/photos/kagirohi/11854685244/in/gallery-147...). I'd been looking here and there for times I might capture a similar type image with the inside of a car. I hoped to be able to catch something where the light was coming in from the other side as it crossed the dashboard of a car. So there I was enjoying a ride along the Trans-Canada Highway 1 when I got out for a view of mountains. After getting back in the car, I finally noticed the inside dashboard view and capture this image.

[changeling-droneco]

Awhile ago my email got put into one of those things that sign you up for 2 million newsletters and I still get the weirdest newsletters to this day, sometimes they’re fun and about trains, sometimes I get a newsletter about lithium drilling in Canada…?

[rabbitcruiser]

Saskatchewan joined the Canadian confederation on September 1, 1905.

[talldynarider]