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Highway 40 from South of the Kawka River to the Norbord Access

This planning study will review highway safety, access needs and improvements along Highway 40.

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Overview

With increased development and traffic along Highway 40 between the City of Grande Prairie and the Hamlet of Grande Cache, Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors is conducting a planning study to review potential future improvements. The study will address the overall highway safety, access needs,  and improvements that may include service roads, passing/climbing lanes, pull-outs and twinning, where warranted.  This study will be a continuation of the current twinning project from Township Road 700 south to the Kawka River.

Currently, Highway 40 within the study area, is a 2-lane undivided highway serving the many industrial and resource developments in the Municipal District of Greenview. The future development of the Greenview Industrial Gateway is also included in the study area, which will further enhance the industrial growth in this area.  Highway 40 is also a key recreational corridor providing access to the Rocky Mountains and Jasper National Park.

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Highway 40 planning study map

Highway 40 planning study map

Timelines

  • The functional plan for the project is anticipated to be completed in Spring 2022.
  • Timelines for detailed design and construction have not been established.

Benefits

The improvements identified from this planning study will support safe and efficient travel that will benefit the resource sector and the travelling public.

Contact

Connect with Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors’ Peace Region Office:

Hours: 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (open Monday to Friday, closed statutory holidays)
Phone: 780-624-6280
Toll free: 310-0000 before the number (in Alberta)
Email: [email protected]

Address:
Alberta Transportation and Economic Corridors
Peace Region
1st Floor, Room 102, Provincial Building
9621 96 Avenue
Peace River, Alberta  T8S 1T4

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