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Highway 102 Improvement and Expansion

Highway 102 is a critical transportation corridor connecting Halifax to major regional highways and the rest of Canada. To address growing congestion, the province is advancing a $1 billion, 20-kilometre highway expansion and interchange upgrade program.

Province or territory: UNKNOWN · Source-described stage: Work is underway and focused on determining how best to move more people and goods, while balancing the needs of different modes; confirming the feasibility of proposed upgrades; and identifying necessary long-term investments · Source location: Canada — location not yet normalized

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Highway 102 is a critical transportation corridor connecting Halifax to major regional highways and the rest of Canada. To address growing congestion, the province is advancing a $1 billion, 20-kilometre highway expansion and interchange upgrade program. Source-described stage: Work is underway and focused on determining how best to move more people and goods, while balancing the needs of different modes; confirming the feasibility of proposed upgrades; and identifying necessary long-term investments. Location: Canada — location not yet normalized.

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