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Re: OT_NAFTA Superhighway
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Posted by Gorilla on May 31, 2007 at 07:52:26 from (71.170.81.165):
In Reply to: Re: OT_NAFTA Superhighway posted by dhermesc on May 31, 2007 at 07:23:50:
No. there isnt an inch of it built - YET. It is in the very NEAR future if we dont do something about it. Hopefully this moratorium will give folks a chance to get educated about the situation before they give our roads over to a foreign company. Their is a lot of specualtion as to wuther TTC-35 will be held up by this moratorium or not. If not, it is likely that they will start taking peoples property in the next year or so. In the 2004 plan on one of those links I posted they have the timetable all laid out for taking land and construction. It is a he** of a lot more likely than "a bridge to Europe". When they enter into an agreement with this company they have to sign "non compete clauses" which means that they cant make any improvments to "competing" highways like the interstate, that will allow traffic to flow any smoother. The only way that a tollway is profitable is if the other competing roads have heavy traffic which forces people onto the toll road. TTC 35 is very nearly a "done deal".
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