Highway 410 Extension

Project Overview

The Highway 410 extension includes a 9.1-kilometre extension from Highway 410 at Countryside Drive north to Highway 413, and from Highway 413 west to Highway 10 (Hurontario Street). This connection will give drivers a direct link between the two highways, cutting travel times and relieving gridlock on local roads.

The Highway 410 extension will include four general-purpose lanes, while this section of Highway 413 will include six general-purpose lanes, both with grass medians. In addition to the freeway-to-freeway interchange (Highway 410/413 westerly), work on the extension will include interchanges at Mayfield Road and Highway 10.

Project Updates

The Highway 410 extension is now in the detailed design phase. This phase includes detailed engineering and construction preparation activities, such as environmental and archaeological field investigations, utility coordination and relocations, permitting and ongoing engagement with Peel Region, the Town of Caledon, the City of Brampton, Indigenous communities and impacted stakeholders. These activities help advance the project toward future construction.

Updates on project progress will be provided as work advances.

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