Highway 401 Through Toronto: World's Busiest Freeway

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Timelapse driving on Highway 401 eastbound through Toronto & area. I've always wanted to record this behemoth of a freeway in it's entirety, and decided Easter Sunday was the best day to do it as traffic/truck volumes are lower.
--Nighttime in the other direction: • Highway 401 through To...
My camera overheated twice during the recording (something that has never happened to me before), but I could still snap pics during the cooldown. After the second overheat I angled my air vents toward the camera thinking it would help. It did. Sorry about the lost footage!
The video begins at Trafalgar Road, just west of the Highway 407 Express Toll Route interchange in Mississauga and ends at Brock Street in Whitby, which is just east of a future interchange with a new freeway that will link to Highway 407 East.
The first part of the video is sped up 16x as it was slow going and generally uninteresting compared to the rest of the freeway. The remainder is sped up 4x.
Music: Time by Pachana Boys
Camera: Nikon D3200 with 35mm prime lens.
-If it looks like I am getting really close to cars in front of me, the lens is a bit zoomed in and gives you that illusion.
I have also added a lane counter in the annotations. It is not 100% accurate given all the lane additions/drops that can happen in a short space, but it gives a general idea about the girth if the road (if you didn't already realize it lol).
Here's an infographic comparing the 401's volumes to other busy roads:
i.imgur.com/mixphRT.jpg

[@Benjiefrenzy]

The highway is so busy because there's 10 million people living in the GTA (Oshawa - Mississauga), it's the only east-west highway that doesn't terminate, it connects Detroit (4.3 million metro area) to Montreal (4 million metro area). The 401 at Pearson/Highway 400 has an average daily ridership of 500,000 vehicles. Lack of reliable transportation in the 905 as well as the insane amount of 18-wheelers make this highway the busiest highway in the world.

[@MatrixDiscovery]

You forgot that most people in Toronto and the GTA can't drive, signal, merge etc..

[@brynerjimenez6162]

Express and collecter moving slowly beyond next transfer

[@lancebickel4979]

Enjoyed the Lincoln Versailles that entered the clip @ 4:01. Really gave the vid a good perspective of how much real estate the 401 occupies when you jumped into the local lanes

[@pimpmasterdac]

Toronto is always nuts during the day. I know you were filming the whole 401, but I always use 427 NB to 409 EB shortcut instead of 401, easily cuts 10-15 minutes off a trip!

[@Paranormalin416]

If only traffic moved this fast! In reality, this sped up clip would really take at least 1.5 hours minimum!

[@thevultrantransituniverse1487]

The 401 traffic is moving very well during the Coronavirus pandemic.

[@njam101]

I nominate the 401 as the greatest human made wonder in Ontario!

[@jbjbjfjefhefefhiehi1]

i get excited driving on the 401 when it intersects with don valley parkway

[@ryanstock7094]

Kushi son that’s definitely the best part

[@TheEDFLegacy]

@@jbjbjfjefhefefhiehi1 You mean Death Valley Parkway? :P I get adrenaline, but I don't think it's excitement. lol

[@purplerabbit638]

CN Tower: Am I a joke to you?

[@francismwangi3116]

Thanks for the video plus music.. It makes me relax and releases stress

[@Paranormalin416]

Ps - this was filmed when traffic was really light, during rush hour (which now starts around 2:30pm and end around 7pm) you don't move, you crawl!

[@damienmb2365]

Reminds me of the freeway in Matrix Reloaded. Also I wouldn't of thought Canada had the busiest freeway.

[@TheEDFLegacy]

Not in the world (that was erronous). However, it is in North America - yes, including New York City and L.A. Between US traffic, Canadian traffic coming from western Canada (only two expressways connect western Canada; the 400 and the 417 (Sudbury to Ottawa), the major cities east of Canada, and Montreal being Canada's most important ocean-going port... it gets really busy. What's even more incredible is how well traffic flows through the busiest segment, accidents notwithstanding. You'd think you'd be stuck in it for hours, but at worse you'll be adding an hour to your commute from one end of the city to another during really bad days.

[@paulburley7993]

@@TheEDFLegacy What highway is busier? Or bigger.

[@tanweerazam5340]

@@TheEDFLegacy no search it up 401 is the busiest

[@Cahos_Rahne_Veloza]

Another awesome SC4 UDI video from teh Master~! Man Haljackey's PC is a beast~! Those graphics are awesome~!

[@TheCalgarydoug]

I used to drive this every day back in the mid to late 60s with an Autocar that had a 250 Cummins and two four speeds giving me 13 forward gears and four in reverse. You can imagine how many gear changes I made during rush hour. In 81 I was living in Cobalt and haling fuel for the truck stop with and IH cab over pulling a five axle jumbo fuel tanker. I used to load at the lake front then take the Don Valley Parkinglot to the 401 I know it's Parkway but I seem to have ended up on it at rush hour. That one had a 13 speed Fuller so same number of gears just easier to shift.

[@jonay3699]

A lot of people are saying this is nothing compared to where i live but keep in mind Toronto is the third biggest city in north America so i dont think its worse unless ur in New York or maybe Atlanta or Miami.

[@birderjohn3396]

Jonay It is the busiest freeway. NYC, LA, etc aren’t first.

[@aaronyonkersdrums8081]

4th biggest

[@jonay3699]

Aaron Yonkers Drums right sorry, forgot about chicago oops

[@jonay3699]

Iplayclashroyale Hello well it kinda does. There are some highways in queens and one going around manhattan, although i could be mistaken.

[@aaronyonkersdrums8081]

Jonay it’s not Chicago haha. It’s Mexico City. Chicago is 5th. Mexico City is 1st

[@CharlieND]

I've driven on this road a few times, and I love it! I hope to move back to Toronto when I'm older.

[@glen6945]

YES WHEN THE LEAFS WIN THE CUP LMAO

[@nomad-81-25]

Nah, it's full of stuck up leftists now.

[@scottcooneymusic6736]

good luck buying a house for under a million bucks lol I live in Toronto and its overrated

[@FreshCoffeeParts]

This highway is so busy because the Rich Person's TOLL Highway 407 to the north is so Damn expensive.

[@ryanstock7094]

FreshCoffeeParts yeah. If they lowered the price, would definitely help. But, if someone is in a hurry to get some where during rush hour, I’m sure the driver doesn’t care about the price

[@thevultrantransituniverse1487]

FreshCoffeeParts True. The 407 tolls are pushing cars off the highway.

[@danielmarreviews3947]

I don’t think the main problem is the price. The main problem is that it was sold to a company in Spain. With that, the money goes to the company, not the Province. So instead of the money going to the province to benefit us, it goes towards a company just for that highway.

[@danielmarreviews3947]

Kekistani Refugee isn’t it the other way around? I thought capitalism was for the rich, coperations making people pay more out of pocket for services, and socialism was for the poor, government providing more services.

[@glen6945]

true

[@axmedmohamedgure22]

i love canada i hope one day to live in canada i hope peaple of canada peace and prosperity.

[@alexkyte8013]

abdi ahmed thanks same to you

[@tiagodeleon4463]

Im not from Canada but you work hard then come over to the maple flag place.

[@Cognitive_player]

I live in canada

[@glen6945]

thks

[@josh9425]

no dont come

[@calvindejong4566]

This is why my dad refuses to take the 401. He always goes the back way, through Listowel, Arthur, Orangeville, Newmarket, etc.

[@gordonloessl2822]

Listen to your dad. I avoid the major highways as much as possible. And you get a better sense of direction in the GTA

[@austineckensweiler7868]

This Easter sunday traffic surprised me too...

[@alexkyte8013]

I remember passing through here regularly when I lived in Toronto before I moved farther north. The most lanes I've seen in a highway was 18 lanes on Highway 7

[@alexkyte8013]

Infact I used to live on the 12th floor of that dark brown apartment building on the left at 3:50

[@midnight2205]

What video editing program do you use? I never see any trucks in the U.S. like that, the Robert truck.

[@glen6945]

nice driving

[@jcextranow]

Well at least the traffic started to lessen as you headed out of the city on Easter Sunday. I didn't see many pile ups toward the end of the video.

[@bb3ca201]

great vid man...from a Torontonian :)

[@glen6945]

be safe driving

[@glen6945]

EARLY 70S GOT THOSE SOUND BARRIERS PUT IN

[@DarthLahey479]

Around 12 minutes in you come to my area that's awesome

[@glen6945]

great driving -bye you and all

[@greghuibers945]

If this a training video of how not to drive on a four lane highway it is brilliant. Thanks!

[@naranjansingh3349]

Wow it looks like a game in which one has to get out of traffic

[@midnight2205]

I knew you were in Canada, but how come a lot of trucks there have so many axles on their trailers?

[@mtp160788]

We can haul more weight that usa . Usa gross weight 80,000lbs. Canada over 100,000lbs with tri axle . Even more with drop axle tri axle

[@iamm3lissa]

watching this is givung me a heart attck. lol

[@compdude100]

Why is it that at around 6:15, all the lane markings go from white dashed lines to yellow? Did they run out of white paint or something?

[@compdude100]

***** kind of weird thing to do though. Well...I'm just not used to it. I guess it makes sense if they move the lanes around, which they often do in the course of construction.

[@njam101]

compdude100 It was something that was started by the MTO about 5-6 years ago along construction zones on freeways. It is a very smart thing to do in my opinion. Don't think anywhere else is doing it yet.

[@Dubldrop]

njam101 The MTQ is doing it in Quebec now also, but you know how we always have to be different here, our markings are fluorescent red.

[@lemondude6174]

Houston uses Botts Dots to mark construction zones as opposed to paint, with bright reflectors to mark out lanes clearly at night. I do think the orange lane markings are a very interesting way to signal constructions zones; I like it.

[@FrenzyProject37]

the collector's pavement is still better than Hungarian road pavements!:D

[@glen6945]

safe driving all

[@Zeakthecat]

nice video btw i didnt mind the camera gaps in footage so its ok

[@glen6945]

respect -your fellow car car drivers

[@mindsoul6ix285]

At 3:39, was that red minivan connected as a trailer or was tail gating?

[@error5687]

it was definitely connected

[@midnight2205]

By the way, I do love you vids.

[@toyotasmoothjazz6262]

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[@JooF1]

oumaigaash so many lanes :o :D

[@skidmark9863]

Maketzone 😂😂 that’s nothing in Houston we have a highway with 26+ lanes

[@gordonkilner8611]

@@skidmark9863 The Katy freeway counts feeder lanes as part of the highway. Highway 401 would also have 26 lanes at Pearson Airport but the feeder lanes there are not counted in the 401 lane count.

[@JooF1]

btw good video again :p

[@minecraftloving14]

5:33 did you just saw? Their was a /\ roadsign on a exit number that is scary!

[@reoswedewagon1651]

2:08 eek! Wouldn't want to be in that situation if I didn't have to. Great vid nonetheless. Really good watch. :)

[@reoswedewagon1651]

***** Right, but personally I find thm really awkward. When I'm in traffic I like to just take up as little space as possible, and being forced to squeeze in like that, blocking someone else?`Shuddering. :P

[@Super6-Four]

+Johan Karlsson I've had cars not let me merge on the 401. I nearly hit the concrete

[@reoswedewagon1651]

Harbinger It happens everywhere. Drivers in Stockholm, Sweden tend to be incredibly arrogant.

[@pikachupowers]

at least 90% of the time they will brake to let you squeeze in... not always though.

[@kevinblack16]

That has to be the dumbest part of the 401. If you live in the city you realize that the city grew faster than 401 at that time without proper planning, but wow, that section of the 401 should be used to teach every future urban planner the mistakes of the past. A close second is through Scarborough where right hand collector lanes disappear into off ramps. Again, a cost of "we never planned for 6 million plus people"

[@Edgedamage01]

It takes me from Yonge and empress walk to Brock Rd Pickering 25 minutes leaving at 11:30 pm

[@scottcooneymusic6736]

I do this drive everyday. Some days I want to blow my brains out. This was a light day east of the city. This person just cruised.

[@glen6945]

true scott

[@pokedude104]

Heh, keep in mind this video here is about as good traffic flow you'll see, save for the middle of the nigh of course. morning and afternoon rush is like twice this.

[@glen6945]

damn ace vid

[@thevultrantransituniverse1487]

You should do this on Christmas Day because Easter is still heavy due to getaway traffic

[@thevultrantransituniverse1487]

haljackey Easter can be busy because people are on a holiday going out on highways.

[@dawsonfriday149]

I’ve been on that highway 3-4 times

[@glen6945]

ACE VIDS SAFE DRIVING ALL

[@Durfsurn]

What do you drive out of interest? I feel that your freeways are WAY less green. Seems much nicer to drive in Aus! Also what are the "speed limits" not that it seems you need them :P *Here's wishing I was old enough to drive and do something like these videos*

[@Durfsurn]

***** eugh speed limits here are also 100 kph but I'm not sure if the raids are capable of 130. There is a stretch of rural highway in the outback where there is unrestricted speed. This is dangerous mind you because it is only a single carriageway, one lane each way highway.

[@randomrazr]

isnt the left lane for passing yet so many peeps on it

[@MagnetOnlyMotors]

3:00 I use this at 4:AM to avoid all these nuts!

[@glen6945]

and floor the bitch

[@lucanton2088]

Uncorrect. 401 is the busiest Highway in North America, not in the World. The busiest highway in the world is the A8/A9 Milan-Como-Varese Toll Highway north of Italy. Only 40 km long (not 828 as the 401) with only max 6 lanes total+2 emergency lanes not as max 10x2+ as the 401. It serves a population of 8 million people compared to the max 3 of Toronto area in a regional area (Lombardia Region) that is 5 times smaller then Ontario. Peak passes trough 401 are well over 500,000 per day calculated on the max stretch within the Toronto metro area with not exact figures due to the fact that is a free highway. A8/A9 is a toll highway with licence plates registered passes and tool booths in an out, so each pass is exactly calculated by the minute. It cost almost 2 CAN dollars per km and have a peak of 254/294,000 (depends on the day) passes per day, twice a day (7.00-18.00). 500,000 on a 10+lanes highway of 828 km is not crowded as 294,000 in a 3x2 lanes highway 40 kms long. There is not an alternative like the toll 407 express. Rich or poor you gotta pay 15 CAN dollars a day each in that stretch of road north of Milano. Surely you can pass trough the normal road (2x lanes), trough the center of 26 small/medium sizes communities with average population of around 15000 people each. For example the 45km trip (from the main airport of Milano Malpensa MXP to the center of Milano), if you bypass the highway will be an happy journey of 3 hours trough 167 traffic lights (figures calculated). Watch your figures and enjoy the million squared kms you have in Ontario. Get a plane and visit and take a look at what is crowded for real.

[@woodenfloor3131]

That's why it says "Busiest Highway" and not most congested highway.

[@paulburley7993]

Wow. That's such a mishmash word salad I have no idea what you're saying. I don't think I trust your statistics when you don't even get Toronto's population right. Metro Toronto is 6.25 million. This video only hints at the size of this highway. You really need to see it from the air. I have difficulty believing there is a bigger, busier highway anywhere else.

[@paulburley7993]

And for hours on endless hour it is jam-packed with vehicles.

[@nomad-81-25]

I live in the houses (which you can't see) behind the white apartments (which you can see) to the right at 13:12

[@amiboss4518]

we need in our Bangladesh, is it possible?

[@NobleNemesis]

+ami boss Anything is possible, if there's people willing to do the work.

[@CndBcn]

If there is the will, there is a way.

[@sodrulchowdhury6591]

canada💖

[@CndBcn]

Canada pioneered many interesting highway upgrades. Check out the [Parclo](en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Partial_cloverleaf_interchange). edit: Well it seems I mistook KZbin for Reddit, my mistake.

[@glen6945]

come on leafs bring the cup home -----fk 1967-------last one omg

[@minecraftloving14]

I am worried to find the /\ roadsigns it's scary /\ day coooooome!

[@danielmorse6597]

I thought L.A was busy too.

[@FreshCoffeeParts]

LA is cake walk to this stretch of highway and everyone goes 130kph, even the buses and trucks.

[@mtp160788]

FreshCoffeeParts trucks governed at 105

[@StukInBuf]

@Daniel Morse(open): I guess the Central Artery(Boston) and the Dan Ryan Expressway(Chicago) don't quite measure up.

[@jmcclelland85]

Driving the Freeways in Ontario makes me nervous. Coming from the USA not used to the Metric System and Nobody follows the Speed Limits they are going 70 Mph(110 KPH) - 80 (130) zinging by you and almost hitting you. Nobody Minds their lanes no turn signals. Just Mass chaos and this just on the QEW in Hamilton I could Imagine Driving on the 401 or the Gardiner is much worse. I had similar experience driving through the Washington DC Beltway!

[@mtp160788]

Haha yes , I always notice american plates driving the speed limit getting blown by loll

[@CPWindsorsub]

jmcclelland85 Lol yeah I live in Windsor which is 4 hours Southwest of Toronto (where the 401 begins) and everyone here does 120-130KM/H even though the speed limit is 100 and since we're on the border there's a lot of people from Michigan that come over and they always do the speed limit here. It's the opposite though when we go to Michigan. Everyone drives like maniacs on Detroit freeways but us Canadians drive normally lol.

[@CPWindsorsub]

Moby Dick 160? That's like a $10000 ticket and immediate road side suspension of your licence. They'll also impound your car.

[@CPWindsorsub]

Moby Dick I go 120-130 on the 401 but that's about as fast as I normally go unless everyone else is doing 140.

[@CPWindsorsub]

mctraveller85 On the 401 in Ontario you can go 120 and the police won't care since the road was originally built for those speeds. Any faster and they'll pull you over.

[@andmos1001]

very nice road yopu have in US, deffently better than our roads in Norway

[@andmos1001]

***** Correction: very n ice road in canada

[@bagnome]

***** Well, if you are not paying attention to the road signs, you really couldn't tell the difference between US and Canadian roads. Anyway, just found your channel. your SimCity videos are cool, especially with the use of NAM. I like anything with big complex superhighway networks.

[@Arkiasis]

I'm more jealous of your guys' public transit in Europe. Public transit is complete shit over here. In European cities you can live perfectly fine without a car. In North America, it's impossible to live without a car. And myself being an unemployed student, it's a pain in the ass when it takes 45 minutes to travel on the bus the same distance it takes 15 minutes to drive.

[@bagnome]

ElBarto3131 It really depends on really where you live for the quality of the transportation system. I believe the cities and states responsibility to maintain then and improve them. New York City has the best public transportation system in the county (Well I guess that is obvious the need to have that given the city density) were a lot of other cities that don't have very many people using them don't invest that much into them.

[@richieasian]

Does anyone know why this highway is the busiest in North America? Is it because Toronto is a horizontal city, making the 401 the only way to get across from one place to another, or is there just a lot of traffic there to begin with?

[@mtp160788]

There is alot of people living in the region, most people drive because of weather and lack of transit in suburbs, plus alot of major things are along the 401 and has other massive highways feeding into it, lots of factors, its a trade route also only free east west thru the GTA,

[@richieasian]

M Prince how do people drive because of weather?

[@mtp160788]

richie s waiting at a bus stop in -25 or +40 Humidity lol isnt fun lol.its a sprawling city too in the suburbs, something crazy like 97% of people drive in most of them.

[@CPWindsorsub]

The section of the 401 that goes through Toronto, ON. Canada is the busiest freeway in North America although the freeway runs from the Ontario/Quebec border to Windsor, ON. Canada. The reason why it's so busy in Toronto is because it's the only non-toll road that goes East/West through Toronto.

[@richieasian]

***** Wow.. I personally wouldn't mind paying a couple dollars to avoid the busiest road on the continent everyday. NYC/NJ (where I'm from) traffic has nothing on Toronto traffic

[@Wouter10123]

I'm noticing you (and many other drivers) overtake other vehicles via the right; is that legal in Canada? Because that's really inefficient...

[@jamiebanks4442]

Passing is supposed to be on the left as per usual but its not illegal as I know. I always pass on the right when I can cause the cops seem to think the left is always the one with the higher speed on their radar

[@pearcerichards]

It's the only thing you can do because people don't understand that slower traffic should keep right, and the left lanes should be for passing. [edit] Plus, with this amount of traffic, there's less ability to do the "only pass on the left" - It's just a huge surge of cars, everyone trying to get through so they take up all the lanes.

[@bmw803]

This is a big North American problem. Morons lingering in the left lane, which causes other drivers to pass on the right, which technically is ILLEGAL, but over here cops harass drivers over speed rather than lane discipline. It's easier and it's a cash grab tactic. You can basically commit any type of stupidity as long as you're within that posted speed limit which is around 65 MPH. Rarely you see cops pulling drivers for not getting out of the left lane after overtaking or not signaling. But once you reach 75mph they're chasing you to give you a citation.

[@snowballcorners]

***** I first drove the 401 in the mid 60s, the police then as now persued speeders not dangerous drivers. Police policy and their lack of common sense seems to be the problem.

[@scottcooneymusic6736]

You must be from Europe somewhere. They actually teach people to drive properly there. Here in Toronto, people drive slowly in the left lane and pass anywhere and everywhere. Its incredibly stupid that they don't emphasize proper lane etiquette.

[@siggizippan8076]

This is Canada, no matter how you slices as we say it here in North America. In the winter we have deal with these kind of problems, the same as in the US - north america. We learnt how do deal with these problems and issues. Please, in countries or continents where you have not deal with these wintry conditions than you are lucky. Please, learn something from the way we deal with winter in the northern hemisphere.

[@glen6945]

yup

[@glen6945]

fook what a highway

[@glen6945]

ace vidio

[@glen6945]

oooohhhhhhyes

[@brittoncoil2518]

How is this busier than the 405 in l.a?

[@rogercapot3000]

statistically it's busier (525,000) Vehicles Per Day

[@brittoncoil2518]

+Brenden Schneider visually it looks a helluva lot less busy

[@mtp160788]

lol keep in mind this is easter sunday, if he took this in evenimg rush hour you wouldnt say that lol

[@NobleNemesis]

+britton coil Relatively good day for traffic flow. There's a lot of times, particularly right near Toronto, where you can be stuck for a pretty long ass time.

[@brittoncoil2518]

Noble Nemesis yeah its jhst that l.a seems sooooo bad. It has even more lanes on their highways and they seem more blocked up. Could just be the super bad drivers there😂

[@amberislife2987]

I almost died on this high way😂😂 want funny then

[@ryananthony5238]

big city

[@glen6945]

my motheruse to drive her model-t fordon this road-in the 40s-it was 2 lanes

[@preppyhesh9627]

The issue surrounding highways in Canada is quite funny actually. Most everyone says that they just love diversity/multiculturalism yet most (real) Canadians choose to live far away from the diversity and instead commute 1 - 1.5 hours one way. This is one of the major reasons why our highways are so busy. People mouth the platitudes about the wonderfulness of diversity and seek to be as far away from it as possible. When the diversity follows us, we move one more exit down the highway lol, all because people are too chicken sh*t to tell the truth.

[@glen6945]

drove 18 wheeler this is the biggest high way on the earth

[@richardjr]

I need new video ! Richard Jr.

[@minecraftloving14]

★☆☆☆☆ 1 star The best video ever! Clark and a /\

[@glen6945]

some real truth

[@jaishima5826]

It's a very difficult to drive in Canadian highways

[@charanveer1]

Heading To Japan

[@mbvbm3104]

Don't see how it is much busier than the 405 :P

[@elarioelrey3062]

+UPUU - I agree. This seems typical for pretty much any of about 20 freeways throughout the Los Angeles area...lool. Also, the New Jersey Turnpike in NYC the metro area has a similar lane configuration and seems just as busy, but it traverses through a more developed area.

[@josuermorales]

+Sean Price I would have to disagree with that. Here in LA you stay stood in traffic for the same reason, volume. It's even worse than this. I've been on the 401 before, nothing compared to the 110 in Downtown LA or the 405 near LAX.

[@alexi-divasskinner960]

+Josh morales that is because there are less lanes and feels worse but the 401 has more lanes and more traffic so pick either one

[@josuermorales]

I'm pretty sure if you put 18 lanes in a LA freeway the same thing would happen.

[@alexi-divasskinner960]

I'm not sure, oh well

[@blueberrysavers3547]

My aunt lives near the 401

[@minecraftloving14]

2:01 I just saw the /\ roadsign that's scary /\ /\ /\ /\ roadsign on exit

[@FrenzyProject37]

I counted 2348735255 white stripes and 395523424 yellow ones

[@glen6945]

good driving all but leave some more room per cars ok

[@glen6945]

i remember when it was 2lanes lol

[@glen6945]

then 4 then more lol

[@purplerabbit638]

how old are you lol

[@glen6945]

go leafs go ---bring the cup home

[@2016Ford]

try driving in the Chicago Illinois USA Area

[@StukInBuf]

Try Jersey, on the Garden State Parkway between Orange and Union.

[@Alex-ti8kj]

SuperPat88 Damn Muricans always have to say something. No wonder why Putin hates you..

[@EpicThe112]

@@StukInBuf what about I-78 exit 3 all the way to exit 58 Interstate 95 New Jersey Turnpike and if you are wondering what exit is the highway off the parkway it's 142A East bound but westbound 142B

[@lMatheusx]

My dream is to live in Canadá or USA :)

[@lMatheusx]

Michael Scott Any of two would good for me, North America is other level, here in South America only the Chile is reasonable, why the rest is rest.

[@lMatheusx]

Michael Scott What country are you from?

[@lMatheusx]

Michael Scott What town?

[@lMatheusx]

Michael Scott Ps4 is very expensive in the Canada?

[@lMatheusx]

Michael Scott Here in Brazil is all very expensive, a good game like the Black Ops 3 cost around 200~250 real. You can believe that Nissan Versa here is a luxury car? Jesus

[@schnuurtchke]

🚗🚗🚗🚗 cars on thé 401

[@glen6945]

we do 70 mph in canada

[@uulo8042]

Wtf...buddy catch this hwy between 4-8pm to show how busy it is not at 1 in the afternoon

[@the00314]

That's light traffic

[@glen6945]

today

[@donnamacdonald5582]

1 Million vehicles daily.

[@glen6945]

fk i remember=when the 401-was 2 lanes

[@staceydiedrick4871]

401

[@vbgthashit]

Try driving thru los angeles and u will see that this is paradise compared to los angeles

[@CPWindsorsub]

Joey Di Donato I've been to L.A. and Toronto (Toronto more than L.A.) and I can tell you L.A. is awful too but I think the 401 is worse than the 405 in L.A. just because when we were in L.A. the 405 was only jammed during the rush hours but the 401 is always a mess.

[@StukInBuf]

@CP: I guess this makes the Dan Ryan in Chicago a cakewalk.

[@EpicThe112]

NYC I-278 Brooklyn Queens I-495 Long Island Expressway an interstate 95 Cross Bronx Expressway Bruckner and New England Thruway from Fort Lee,NJ where it becomes New Jersey Turnpike to Connecticut border via George Washington Bridge

[@glen6945]

iam the canadian that invented those cement barriers--------saved a fk of lifes

[@glen6945]

worlds biggest highway

[@yogeshsubbanarasimha8988]

Looks like people are so jobless in Ontario... that they take their car out and simply spin them on this highway !!!

[@dylanm9981]

jobless?, how about go back to your third world country and tell me how jobless they are back home.

[@mjd3335]

Nigga u haven’t come here yet.So don’t assume that it is jobless here smh.A lot of immigrants come here to find a job

[@TMBpk]

Lololol fuk off

[@HPSGamingTech]

Love and be grateful to the country where you live or get lost if you hate the place. I am an Indian like you in Canada too.