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I drive from SW Ontario to Ottawa fairly often. No more 401 through Toronto. No more gridlock in TO. I am happy to pay for the 407 to the 35/115 and then a beautiful drive through highway 7 to the 417. Very happy.

St. Annes interchange has been cancelled to fund the landfill search

35:02 Me: Finally We’re Back In Rainbow City Rainbow Kitty 101: Home Sweet Home Linden: Yep That’s Were We Live Fishtronaut: Yeah So What Do We Gonn- GPS: In 10 Miles Take The Left Lane To Take Exit 301 Onto I-440/I-87/US-64/A-440/A-87/QC-64 Towards Richard City North Richard City Terry Family AFB Port Richard Terry Madison: *NOBODY ASKS YOU GPS* Amilea: Wait Is That Your Name On The GPS Raku Chan: And Is That The Rainbow City Skyline ~Nya? Me: Yep Hitoshi San: And Getting Something To Eat! Me: Man I’m Hungry

Drove this fron 35ES to 75 yesterday morning 😮WOW! Lovely took like 8 minutes, until I got off at Colt road..and ...then...it...slowed...down...nice video❤

I-5 is kinda like the PA Turnpike between Pittsburgh and Philly, and yea I-5 has scenery and I-95 just has cities and from NC-Florida it’s just countryside and Flatland, but yeah both have the worst traffic I guess!

Do you find Highway 7 narrower between Havelock and Marmora than east of Marmora? Whenever I drive on Highway 7 between Kanata and GTA, I can't help but feel that.

Incredibly beautiful drive. I guess Quebec north of the St. Lawrence is quite scenic but I bet the winters are harsh.

I got a used Class C Motorhome, about 30 feet long. We go up to Elkhart and on the drive back, I don't think I've ever given that much attention to run-away lanes.

407 is too dear, hwy 7 is stunning in autumn

a beautiful drive from 115/35 to the 417. I do it many times every year.

Always love new Greater Toronto content! Especially of the 401. Kudos for waking up so early on a Sunday morning to film this content for us 😂

Love Toronto during the summer and fall months. Got a lot of my relatives living up there. Another great video of driving in the Toronto area.

Nice work! I drove one time from Hamilton to Mississauga by only using the 403. You should do a video from Kitchener to Fort Erie. Anyways keep it up!

Rode and eventually drove on this freeway (we called it Bayshore) all the time growing up in South San Francisco and Millbrae 1956-1972. My dad loved it, since he was a fast driver. By the time I married and moved to San Jose 1972-1975 the 280 interstate was finished and it was a way nicer road than that battered and noisy 101!

Honestly this video kinda reminds me of how the GTA used to look like during the COVID-19 lockdown, almost no cars at all! Personally, I think that driving on the GTA when traffic is good is a lot of fun, altho I never had the chance yet. Happy St-Jean Baptiste, btw.

Great drive! Have you ever had toll invoice bill or violation notices because your transponder didn't read?

The 412 off ramp to the 401 has now become such a massive bottleneck on the 401. You essentially have the Lake Ridge ramp and the 412 ramp both merging into a 3 lane highway. Something really needs to be done about it now that 412 is free. Will it? probably not. Great drive and thanks for sharing AP.

I drive the 401 from whitby to toronto pretty often. I've been fascinated how the city has grown, there are a lot more skyscrapers than there used to be!

Isn't Highway supposed to be 3 lanes miniimum ?

Nice video is that video that you filmed in 2023???

Will be doing this drive Canada Day. Hopefully traffic is good.

Another epic drive! Great Toronto Drive Video!

If this drive was filmed 3 years ago, that happened after you drove the 407 east to take the 412 south to eastbound 401 and end at the 418.

I really loved this one, longer videos between cities like these are my favourite. Looks like a nice alternative to the 401 + 416, though I think I'd personally prefer to stick to the freeway 😂

Still a shame it is not 4 lane from Peterborough to Carleton Place. 7 is a Death Race.

This freeway is never not congested

I always wanted to take this drive at 220KMH.

Moved up to the Ottawa Valley in 77' from the Quinte region. Always used the 401 to whip down to Hogtown. Avoid hwy Seven like the plague, whenever possible. Known many drivers who've been involved in fatal crashes on 7.

Long gone are the good ole days before the entire or partial downloading of many roads that were once Ontario highways.

Many ghost towns and villages exist on Highway 7 apparently.

I live in the area, it's a really good drive. Many decades ago the MTO was planning to extend the 115 north as a freeway to Lakefield & hwy 28. Possibly one of the most wasteful ideas ever proposée by the mto

You and Freeway Andrew have a lot in common when it comes to these types of videos

Nice. Done that trip by bus, back when Grayhound was a thing. Great vid

Great video. For anyone who is a highway history buff, you can still still see the original, narrow Highway 7 alignment west of Perth for several kilometres on the south side. It’s flanked by trees. Amazing to see what now looks like a trail was once a major provincial highway.

For non Canadians watching. We do not have a 4 Lane coast to coast highway. There is no national highway system like the USA. This 2 lane is always busy and it connects the Provincial and National capitals.

I played it at half speed for realism

Aka CA Highway 51.

36:15 a RED Ontario plate?

i wish i could drive to ottawa in an hour

Nice long drive! Both metro areas are in nice scenic regions :)

Nice video AP and yes I know St. Hubert Chicken but imo Benny BBQ is better both of them from Montreal. Anyways thanks for taking us with you on this drive.

Quebec city reminds me of new orleans a little bit and the route to saguenay is like west virginia, very mountainous and rural vibe

I always enjoy watching the longer form videos from you. It sure is a pleasant surprise! It’s funny the timing actually, because I plan on maybe filming this westbound next weekend. I’m heading out to Montreal June 27-30 and am planning to head back through Ottawa via A-50 and back to Toronto via Highway 7/115. I’m not entirely sure what to expect next Sunday given that the holiday is on the Monday, so I’m assuming there won’t be much traffic, but still not sure. Nice work on the video! Glad I can get a glimpse of this road, before I potentially drive it myself. I have never driven this portion of 7 personally.

What a long drive along the TCH Central Ontario Route! We know that ON 7/TCH starts in Petersborough, ON and ends at the 417 as the TCH Ottawa Valley Route.

Great drive! Do you think Highway 115 meets the US Interstate Highway standards defined by AASHTO (American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials)?

Also I’m looking to ride the Flixbus or rider express bus when I head to Ottawa myself via Highway 7 rather than the 416. Highway 7 looks like a scenic route!

Nice video. How much did travelling on the 407 cost you?

I honestly never expected an almost one hour long video. But honestly, this is an amazing way to start off the summer! I personally ended high school just a few days ago & now I'll get ready for my adult life. I plan to be a trucker in the upcoming years & possibily film highways as well. Have a great summer AP, btw Also, some bad news the Canadian actor Donald Sutherland died yesterday at 88 years old from a long illness

Awesome this is the route I took (by mistake) when I was visiting from Alberta last September. Fun trip! 😅

I noticed that Highway 417 through Ottawa has random and constantly changing signage, some of the arrows are diagonal while others are the normal pointing down ones and more than one sign has arrows with pointed sides rather than straight sides.