So would the moose.Either way you could have serious injuries/fatalities.
So would the moose.Either way you could have serious injuries/fatalities.
You'd be surprised how many times a driver has lost control and crashed while avoiding a moose. In that case the moose walks away ruminating.So would the moose.
That’s the reason right there.…the highways maintained so badly as after they privatized the work years ago.
Bob
In all fairness, even when the road maintenance was done by the Ministry of Transport Ontario (MTO) there were times when we had road closures due to weather conditions. Those closures were far less frequent occurrences with the MTO. We now have poorer maintenance with privatisation compounded by a great increase in traffic volume and the extreme slowness in getting the TCA up graded to a divided 4 lane highway from a 2 lane.That’s the reason right there.
steve
Ah, deferred maintenance: The first refuge of politicians, who are shamming fiscal prudence; but the bugbear of taxpayers who will have to foot the grossly inflated bill when there is no option but to have the work done.It was brutal on the highways east and west of us with the Transcanada Highway being closed on either side of us at various times due to road conditions. I have never seen the highways maintained so badly as after they privatized the work years ago.
Bob
If by deferred maintenance, you mean the glacial pace of twinning the TCA through Northwestern Ontario, I could agree. There are not a lot of votes to be had up here compared to vote rich Southern Ontario so not great incentive to speed the money up here. Instead, we get yet another plan for another multilane 400 series toll road in Southern Ontario. That leaves this area up here with the feeling of "what am I, chopped liver".Ah, deferred maintenance: The first refuge of politicians, who are shamming fiscal prudence; but the bugbear of taxpayers who will have to foot the grossly inflated bill when there is no option but to have the work done.
I’d include such a project. Ancient wise man says, don’t do today that which can be put off until tomorrow.If by deferred maintenance, you mean the glacial pace of twinning the TCA through Northwestern Ontario, I could agree. There are not a lot of votes to be had up here compared to vote rich Southern Ontario so not great incentive to speed the money up here. Instead, we get yet another plan for another multilane 400 series toll road in Southern Ontario. That leaves this area up here with the feeling of "what am I, chopped liver".
Bob
Me too on the hot cross bun front! Nice and squidgy with unsalted butter.We like to have traditional hot cross buns. The Cobbs bakery near us has been baking them since mid-February. The problem my wife and I have with them is that we can’t eat just one each per sitting. They’ll be gone after Easter Monday for another year.