Highway 11 Rehabilitation & Crocodile Creek Culvert Replacement
Project Overview
Rehabilitation of a 21.1 km section of Highway 11 to improve road quality and safety.
Key Components
- Grading, Drainage & Granular Base – Enhancing roadway foundation and water management.
- Hot Mix Paving – Multi-layer asphalt resurfacing to restore pavement structure.
- Crocodile Creek Culvert Replacement – Major culvert replacement to ensure long-term drainage efficiency.
- Englehart Patrol Yard Resurfacing & Structural Upgrades – Improving MTO’s maintenance facility.
- Trenchless Culvert Replacements – Utilizing trenchless methods to minimize surface disruption.
- Electrical Upgrades – Enhancements for improved roadway lighting and safety.
- Roadside Safety Improvements – Guiderail replacements, drainage upgrades, and signage updates for better highway performance.
Challenges & Solutions
Project Impact & Benefits
- Enhanced road durability and smoother driving conditions through full-depth pavement rehabilitation.
- Improved drainage and culvert replacements to prevent roadway flooding and deterioration.
- Safer highway infrastructure with guiderail replacements and updated signage.
- Sustainable construction practices minimizing environmental impact and ensuring long-term road performance.
Program Budget
$43 Million CAD
Location
Smooth Rock Falls, Ontario, Canada
Owner
Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO)
Role
Consultant
