It is just a 5.4-kilometre stretch of highway, but Canadian road safety advocates see recent changes to Highway 50 near Gatineau as a path to a future with fewer deadly head-on crashes. Read More
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Swedish road design could mean fewer deadly head-on collisions on Highway 50 near Gatineau
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