Langford Mayor Stew Young leads an entourage of old vehicles up the northbound off-ramp at the new Leigh Road interchange as the first vehicle through the new infrastructure on Saturday.

Langford Mayor Stew Young leads an entourage of old vehicles up the northbound off-ramp at the new Leigh Road interchange as the first vehicle through the new infrastructure on Saturday.

Langford’s road to nowhere goes somewhere

The three ramps opened on the Leigh Road interchange June 15 at 6 p.m

Cruising along in a pink Cadillac, Langford Mayor Stew Young was the first car to drive on the Leigh Road Interchange on Saturday night.

“I was surprised by how many vehicles were waiting to use the interchange,” said Michelle Mahovlich, Langford director of engineering.

The three ramps opened on the interchange June 15 at 6 p.m. Before the interchange opened staffed worked on adjusting the the entrances and exits of McCallum, Savory, Leigh and Spencer Roads. The signal lights at the Trans Canada Highway and Spencer Road were removed.

Crews are working on the highway for the next week and will be working on the interchange for about one month.

 

Victoria News