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Heat Waves Cracking Manitoba Roads | Toronto News
Manitoba’s scorching heat is turning roads into danger zones—concrete buckling, highway shutdowns, and drivers stranded in the sun. One unlucky driver hit loose concrete, punctured his gas tank, and waited hours for help. Officials warn that heat causes concrete to expand and crack, especially at joints, making asphalt roads far more resilient. Cities are scrambling to repair sidewalks and streets, while auto shops see a spike in cooling system repairs. Experts urge drivers to check coolant, inflate tires, keep gas tanks half full, and pack emergency kits. With heat waves growing fiercer…
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