Current: Junction Highway 7 east of Peterborough

Eastern Terminus:  Junction Highway 41 near Denbigh

Length:  Pre-1997: 208.2 km.  1998-2003: 144.5 km.  Current: 160.6 km.

Multiplexes:  Currently, Highway 28 is multiplexed with Highway 62 for 150m.  Before downloading, Highway 28 was also co-designated with Highway 115 for 9.5 km, and with Highway 7B for 3.8 km

Freeway:  Currently none, before downloading Highway 28 was a freeway for part of its concurrent routing with Highway 115.

AADT (2002):  Highest: 7,400, from Highway 134 northerly to Peterborough Road 6;

                             Lowest: 600, from Highway 514 easterly to Highway 41.

Road Info:  Between Port Hope and Bancroft, Highway 28 is for the most part in excellent condition (with a few sub-par sections through Young's Point and Paudash).  The highway's (now defunct) routing through Downtown Peterborough is also very redundant.  At times east of Bancroft,  Highway 28 resembles a Secondary Highway in appearance and standards much more then a primary King's Highway.  Rural sections of Highway 28 are posted at 80km/h

In 2003, Highway 28 absorbed all of Highway 134's routing.  Click here for Pre-1997 Highway 28 information.

At Peterborough Road 29:  NB: Ramp to the right towards Bancroft.  SB: Turn Left onto Former Highway 134 towards Peterborough and Toronto

At Highway 514:  EB: Turn Right towards Denbigh.  WB: Turn Left towards Bancroft.

Highway 28 ENDS