Western Terminus:  The EC Rowe Expressway in Windsor.

Eastern Terminus:  Historically, Highway 2 ends at the PQ border where the road becomes Route 338.  More recently Highway 2 ended at the Highway 34/401 interchange near South Lancaster.

Length: 

Multiplexes:  Obviously, there aren't any multiplexes along Highway 2 at present.  Before downloading however, Highway 2 was mulitplexed with Highway 40, Highway 4, Highway 19, Highway 59, Highway 24, Highway 53, Highway 8, Highway 6, Highway 33, Highway 62, Highway 49, and Highway 138.

Freeway:  No

AADT (1994):  Highest:  31 000 between the East and West junctions of Highway 9 near Orangeville;

                             Lowest:  4 800 from Markdale North Limits to Chatsworth South Limits.

Road Info:  Highway 2 is a very diverse highway.  At times it is a very modern four lane divided or undivided highway with partially paved shoulders.  Other times, the highway is a narrow poorly designed road with little in the way of shoulders.  That said, Highway 2 passes through a very substantial part of Southern Ontario.  The road is by no means a quick way across the province, but it is in many spots particularly scenic, and a great way to experience small town Ontario.