
Distance: 72 km / 45 miles Time: June 2010 Camera: Sony HDR-CX300 Source Format: AVCHD, 1920x1080/60i, 24 mbps Editing Software: Corel VideoStudio Pro X3 Music: Sunlounger - Lost This is a drive from northern Toronto (North York) to Burlington, a city of about 170000 people. Things to note along the way: - Steeles Avenue West: officially the northern border where Toronto meets the City of Vaughan. The street was recently repaved and is now in great condition. - Dufferin Street: a major north-south street. It seamlessly turns into Allen Road (an expressway, see next) further south, but "restarts" a little to the west of Allen Road and continues all the way to downtown Toronto. - Allen Road (south): an expressway that brings traffic into mid-town Toronto. Following the last traffic light before the on-ramp to Highway 401, it continues as a freeway before terminating at Eglinton Avenue West. The University-Spadina branch of the subway also runs in its centre. (This section was traveled several times before in my videos, so it must be getting old by now ;)). - Highway 401 (west): once again, we take this gigantic freeway, this time to the west. We drive from the collectors onto the express lanes all the way to Highway 427. - Highway 427 (south): this is a short but also very wide freeway that connects the Toronto international airport, Highway 401, and the Gardiner Expressway/Queen Elizabeth Way. It also has a collector/express system. It used to be a concrete freeway, but <b>...</b>
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