Tips/Techniques Workshop Organization- things that have made a difference for you

[Greywynd]

You can Start in Toronto, drive for 2 hours on the 401 and STILL be in Toronto.....

Consider yourself lucky.

Or start downtown, and two hours later REACH the 401.

 

[Greywynd]

Try taking the 33 into Regina on a Sunday morning hungover and/or drunk.. give you a new perspective on traffic.

Having spent years in Ontario, and now 7-8 years in the west, there is nothing in the prairies that compares traffic wise to the GTA. Heck even Ottawa is worse than the prairie cities.

 

[Doggggboy]

Try taking the 33 into Regina on a Sunday morning hungover and/or drunk.. give you a new perspective on traffic.

"The straightest highway in Saskatchewan is Highway 33, which is 139 kilometers (86 miles) long and runs southeast towards Stoughton. It's the longest straight road in Canada and the 12th longest in the world. Some say the highway is so flat that it's part of an experiment to prove the Earth is round."
This is a bit of a lie as there is a slight curve near Richardson and another at Lajord but it is definitely a tie your seatbelt to the steering wheel and have a nap kinda road.

 

[TorontoBuilder]

"The straightest highway in Saskatchewan is Highway 33, which is 139 kilometers (86 miles) long and runs southeast towards Stoughton. It's the longest straight road in Canada and the 12th longest in the world. Some say the highway is so flat that it's part of an experiment to prove the Earth is round."
This is a bit of a lie as there is a slight curve near Richardson and another at Lajord but it is definitely a tie your seatbelt to the steering wheel and have a nap kinda road.

Huh, that's pretty much what I did driving between Moose Jaw and Regina to university every day, except the curve at Belle Plaine its close your eyes and sleep

 

[Doggggboy]

Huh, that's pretty much what I did driving between Moose Jaw and Regina to university every day, except the curve at Belle Plaine its close your eyes and sleep

Unless it's icy and then you just get stuck on one side or the other till the sanding truck noodles by.

 

[FatherWes]

Or it’s snowing, the wind is blowing, and the whole world is white and moving sideways. You’ve got both feet planted on the brake and your brain is still telling you you’re going sideways at 50 miles an hour.