Gardiner

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Gardiner is a commonly used short name for the Gardiner Expressway, a major elevated highway running along Toronto’s waterfront.

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Gardiner Expressway 43

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Predicate Object
instanceOf controlled-access highway
elevated expressway
connectsTo Don Valley Parkway NERFINISHED
Highway 427 NERFINISHED
Lake Shore Boulevard NERFINISHED
Queen Elizabeth Way NERFINISHED
country Canada
elevationType partially at-grade
partially elevated
follows Toronto waterfront NERFINISHED
hasDirection eastbound
westbound
hasIssue aging infrastructure
high maintenance costs
traffic congestion
hasLaneConfiguration multiple lanes in each direction
hasStructureType concrete viaduct
isTollRoad false
isUrban true
locatedIn Ontario
Toronto
maintainedBy City of Toronto NERFINISHED
namedAfter Frederick G. Gardiner NERFINISHED
namedForRole former Metropolitan Toronto chairman
openedInPeriod 1960s
parallelTo Lake Shore Boulevard NERFINISHED
Toronto waterfront rail corridor NERFINISHED
partOf Toronto road network
passesNear Exhibition Place NERFINISHED
Harbourfront NERFINISHED
Rogers Centre NERFINISHED
Scotiabank Arena NERFINISHED
passesThrough Downtown Toronto NERFINISHED
Etobicoke NERFINISHED
regionServed Greater Toronto Area NERFINISHED
roadType expressway
runsAlong northern shore of Lake Ontario
shortName Gardiner NERFINISHED
speedLimit typically 90 km/h
subjectOf debates over demolition vs. rehabilitation
waterfront revitalization plans
usedFor commuter traffic
through traffic between downtown Toronto and western suburbs

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