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Glad Hand: 401, Never Done

Glad Hand is Torontoist’s political cartoon, created by Brett Lamb and appearing here every Friday.
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  • http://undefined Ben

    I don’t think you can drive that far without a change in the terrain. It wouldn’t be green fields all the way. It certainly wouldn’t work if you went east; you’d get into that rocky bit near Kingston and Napanee.
    Does anyone think that a motorist heading west on the 401 would have green fields as her companions for 300 straight kilometers? I never head out that way for obvious reasons.

  • http://undefined MariaPD

    It’s a cartoon!!!!

  • http://undefined rek

    This is the part of the 401 between Trenton and Brighton, which is in a wormhole anchored in Saskatchewan.

  • Brett Lamb

    It’s actually Woodstock to Windsor … green fields all the way. Tobacco country. There are a lot of accidents on the stretch near Chatham because the landscape is so empty, people drift off.

  • http://undefined Vincent Clement

    Woodstock to Windsor is hardly tobacco country and there are fewer accidents since MTO installed paved shoulders and rumble strips.

  • http://undefined andrewpmk

    There’s plenty of gas stations and fast food restaurants on the 401 other than the rest stops; there’s big signs at exits showing where they are. They’re usually better than the on-highway rest stops anyway.

  • Brett Lamb
  • http://undefined Ben

    Chill out, my lovelies! My future mother-in-law, who has the utmost integrity, used to work in tobacco fields in that region. I can attest that there certainly was, at least for a while, a buttload of tobacco growing in those parts.
    Do you know what? She remains an avid gardener to this day!