Ontario's Improved Highway Service Centres

 

August 13, 2009 12:00 PM

Ontario has selected Host Kilmer Service Centres Inc. as the preferred proponent to redevelop and operate service centres along Highways 400 and 401.

Over the next 36 months, Ontario will upgrade 20 service centre locations. Investing in new modern facilities will improve road safety, while generating about 2,500 construction jobs.

There are three other service centres on these highways in Ingersoll, Newcastle and Maple. They were rebuilt in the late 1990s and will not be modified as part of this renewal program.

The new service centres will offer better services to motorists. The service centres, which are located approximately 80 kilometres apart, will be open to motorists 24 hours a day, seven days a week. This will help ease driver fatigue and keep our roadways safer for more than 400,000 drivers who travel Highway 401 and up to 195,000 motorists using Highway 400 each day.   

 

Service Provider Information

Host Kilmer Service Centres Inc. is a part of the consortia of members including:

HMS Host is a part of Autogrill S.p.A., the world's largest provider of food, beverage and retail services for travelers.  Kilmer Van Nostrand is a private investment holding company with significant experience in road building and civil infrastructure as well as in sports and entertainment.


Public Information Centres

The public will be invited to attend a Public Information Centres in communities where the Service Centres will be upgraded.

Confirmed dates, times and locations will be published in local newspapers and on the ministry's website.




Ministry of Transportation
ontario.ca/transportation


 

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