Snail: Don't get caught in the slow lane

Will the Pan Am Games Impact Your Workplace this Summer?

Don’t Get Caught in the Slow Lane

The excitement is building in the GTA as Toronto prepares to host the Pan Am and Parapan Am Games this July and August! The games will bring over 7000 athletes from across the Caribbean, Latin, South and North American to compete in 36 sports.

The influx of visitors to our city this summer will impact traffic and public transit in and around the sport venues and beyond.

Employers should take the time to review the location of the event venues and the temporary traffic plans put in place during the games, including the addition of HOV lanes. Being prepared, planning alternate routes and delivery times, scheduling summer shutdowns and vacations are some ways employers can reduce impact on their employee’s commute and the transit of goods and services. 

Key HOV Traffic Information:

  • 235 km of HOV lanes in GTA
  • Beginning June 29 until August 15, 2015
  • You will need at least 3 people in your vehicle to use these lanes
  • Hwy 404 and DVP
  • Hwy 401 east from Hwy 404 to Oshawa
  • Hwy 401 west from Hwy 427 to Milton
  • Hwy 403, QEW, Jane, Lakeshore, Jarvis, and College Street

Find out more about Pan Am / Parapan Am Games transit, driving and traffic routes

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George Sayn-Wittgenstein

George leads Fusion’s business management services focusing on human resources, worker safety requirements, and new business development.

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