Eastern Terminus:  Junction Highway 11/27 at Bradford Street in Downtown Barrie.

Length:  19.0km

Multiplexes:  None

Freeway: No

AADT (1994):  Highest:  15,200, from Simcoe Road 28 easterly to Highway 131;

                             Lowest:  12,000, from Angus easterly to Simcoe Road 28.

Status:  Totally downloaded in 1998, now known as Simcoe Road 90 and Dunlop Street in Barrie.

Road Info: Highway 90 is very good condition for its entire length.  It was in good shape when the MTO owned it, and Simcoe County has done well to upkeep the road.  With a few notable surprises, Simcoe County maintains a good county road network, impressive given how large the county is, and just how extensive their network is.  Travelers should expect a lot of traffic along Highway 90, with no shortage of trucks.  The Highway 400 interchange is quite old and doesn't handle traffic all that efficiently.  Dunlop Street east of the 400 is riddled with traffic signals and is not an efficient drive into Downtown Barrie.  (Of course, any seasoned traveler will know that efficient drives are hard to come by in Barrie).  Highway 90 has a posted speed limit of 80km/h outside of urban areas.

Highway 90 is signed as Simcoe Road 90.

Highway 90 ENDS