One for the road

Despite some initial confusion while lane and turn symbols were being painted on, motorists and cyclists alike seem to have adjusted to the new cycling corridor on Colborne Road, seen here at the Highway 402 overpass.

Despite some initial confusion while lane and turn symbols were being painted on, motorists and cyclists alike seem to have adjusted to the new cycling corridor on Colborne Road, seen here at the Highway 402 overpass. The bike lanes, also added to Russell and Capel streets and a section of Cathcart, cost $250,000, with 80% of it covered through funding from Ontario’s recently cancelled cap and trade program. Though Sarnia can keep its original $590,000 grant no more funding is available. Glenn Ogilvie