Route 2

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Route 2 is a major highway in New Brunswick that forms part of the Trans-Canada Highway, serving as a key east–west transportation corridor across the province.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf controlled-access highway
highway
provincial highway
connectsTo Nova Scotia Highway 104
Quebec Autoroute 85
country Canada
directionA West
directionB East
formsBypassOf Fredericton
Moncton urban core
linked to: Moncton
hasBridge Saint John River crossings near Fredericton
hasJunctionWith Route 1 (New Brunswick)
Route 10 (New Brunswick)
Route 11 (New Brunswick)
Route 15 (New Brunswick)
Route 7 (New Brunswick)
Route 8 (New Brunswick)
Route 95 (New Brunswick)
isTollRoad no
laneConfiguration divided four-lane highway for most of its length
languageOfficialSignage English
French
locatedIn New Brunswick
locatedInTimeZone Atlantic Time Zone
maintainedBy New Brunswick Department of Transportation and Infrastructure
openedAsFreewayBy early 2000s
partOf National Highway System of Canada
Trans-Canada Highway
passesNear Moncton
Oromocto
passesThrough Edmundston
Fredericton
Grand Falls
Woodstock
previousClassification two-lane highway before twinning
provinceWideRole primary east–west transportation corridor in New Brunswick
regionServed northwestern New Brunswick
southeastern New Brunswick
western New Brunswick
routeNumber 2
servesFunction interprovincial freight corridor
long-distance passenger travel corridor
speedLimitTypical 110 km/h
surfaceType asphalt
terminusA Quebec–New Brunswick border near Edmundston
terminusB Nova Scotia–New Brunswick border near Aulac
twinningCompleted 2007

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