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LEading Through Discussion
Highway 407 Express Toll route: Overview and added safety measures
What remains arguably Canada’s most controversial infrastructure privatization in history, Highway 407 Express Toll Route (ETR) serves millions of trips each year as drivers seek to bypass traffic on Highway 401 and other major routes. As traffic levels increase year over year in the region, demand for faster alternatives rises with them, making 407 International Incorporated a highly profitable company through recurring per-kilometre toll revenue and transponder leasing.
While its infrastructure remains well-engineered and is supported by strong revenue growth and prudent debt management, existing systems can be further optimized to help minimize collision risk for users during the winter season.
