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==Route details== |
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The [[expressway]] begins at 96th Avenue just west of [[British Columbia Highway 15|Highway 15]] in [[Surrey, British Columbia|Surrey]], a major route leading to the U.S. border, and continues eastward, passing through intersections to access the Port Kells Industrial Area. The Golden Ears Way becomes a [[freeway]] after the 192nd Street intersection and links 200th Street south to Langley City Centre, before curving northward onto the Golden Ears Bridge. In Maple Ridge, interchanges have been constructed close to booming commercial areas; a particular focus is the interchange at [[British Columbia Highway 7|Highway 7]], where most Golden Ears Way traffic is expected to exit the connector. The road past Highway 7 is mostly a two-laned expressway linking to residential and agricultural areas in the north of Maple Ridge, ending at the intersection with 210th Street and continuing beyond as 128th Avenue. |
The [[expressway]] begins at 96th Avenue just west of [[British Columbia Highway 15|Highway 15]] in [[Surrey, British Columbia|Surrey]], a major route leading to the U.S. border, and continues eastward, passing through intersections to access the Port Kells Industrial Area. The Golden Ears Way becomes a [[freeway]] after the 192nd Street intersection and links 200th Street south to Langley City Centre, before curving northward onto the Golden Ears Bridge. In Maple Ridge, interchanges have been constructed close to booming commercial areas; a particular focus is the interchange at [[British Columbia Highway 7|Highway 7]], where most Golden Ears Way traffic is expected to exit the connector. The road past Highway 7 is mostly a two-laned expressway linking to residential and agricultural areas in the north of Maple Ridge, ending at the intersection with 210th Street and continuing beyond as 128th Avenue. <ref>[http://www.translink.ca/~/media/Images/content/plans_and_projects/golden_ears_bridge/GEB_Map_Large.ashx]>ref? |
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==List of exits== |
==List of exits== |
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| Route information | |
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| Maintained by TransLink | |
| Length | 12.8 km (8.0 mi) |
| Existed | June 16, 2009–present |
| Major junctions | |
| West end | Highway 15 in Surrey |
| East end | 210th Street in Maple Ridge |
| Location | |
| Major cities | Surrey Langley Maple Ridge Pitt Meadows |
The Golden Ears Way is a two[1]-to-six lane road in Metro Vancouver, British Columbia. It connects Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows to Langley and Surrey via the Golden Ears Bridge.[2] It is designed to keep traffic movements to and from the Golden Ears Bridge simple and streamlined, and intersections and interchanges have been placed with regards to accessing industrial and commercial areas in Port Kells and Maple Ridge.
The road is under the jurisdiction of TransLink, the organization responsible for the regional transportation network of Metro Vancouver. [3]
Route details
The expressway begins at 96th Avenue just west of Highway 15 in Surrey, a major route leading to the U.S. border, and continues eastward, passing through intersections to access the Port Kells Industrial Area. The Golden Ears Way becomes a freeway after the 192nd Street intersection and links 200th Street south to Langley City Centre, before curving northward onto the Golden Ears Bridge. In Maple Ridge, interchanges have been constructed close to booming commercial areas; a particular focus is the interchange at Highway 7, where most Golden Ears Way traffic is expected to exit the connector. The road past Highway 7 is mostly a two-laned expressway linking to residential and agricultural areas in the north of Maple Ridge, ending at the intersection with 210th Street and continuing beyond as 128th Avenue. <ref>[3]>ref?
List of exits
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