Highway 2 information that pertains to the Windsor to London Section:

Freeway:  None, though Highway 2 was signed along the E.C. Row Expressway from Huron Church Road to Banwell Road in Windsor

Multiplexes:  Before Highway 2 was downloaded there was an 8.4km multiplex with Highway 4 in London, and a 2.9km multiplex with Highway 40 in Chatham.

Interesting Facts:  Although Banwell Road marks the legal western terminus of Highway 2, it was signed along the E.C. Row Expressway as part of a connecting link agreement for Highway 7087 with the City of Windsor.

AADT (1994):  Highest: 21,440, from Banwell Road to Manning Road near Windsor;
                              Lowest: 1,850, from Highway 79 to Kent Road 22 near Bothwell.

Road Info:  Much of Highway 2 throughout this stretch is in only in fair condition.  In some of the more lightly traveled areas, the highway has not been upgraded in many years an is still built to an older standard.  Expectedly, traffic volumes range from quite high surrounding the major centres, to fairly light along the more rural stretches of the route.  Rural posted speed limits are 80km/h through Essex and Chatham and Kent, whereas Middlesex has posted the speed limit at 90km/h for much of Highway 2.

Essex - Chatham-Kent Boundary:  Chatham Kent has numbered Highway 2 as C-K Road 2.  In Essex, Highway 2 starts as Essex Road 42.

At Horton Street:  EB: Follow Wharncliffe north past Horton Street under the railway and turn right on Stanley Street heading towards Downtown.  WB: Turn Left off of Horton Street onto Wharncliffe Road

At Wortley Road:  EB: Stanley Street becomes known as Dundas Street at Wortley Road.  WB: Turn Left on Wortley followed immediately by a right turn onto Horton Street.

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