Have you seen this bridge!?
In 1985, this bridge was expanded to accommodate more drivers by building an adjacent 'twin bridge' right beside the original steel arch bridge.
What is the Burlington Skyway?
This colour of pavement markings typically separates traffic travelling in opposite directions on an undivided two-way road in Ontario.
What is yellow?
This technology is known to keep skyscrapers stable under heavy gusts of wind and, in extreme cases, earthquakes.
What is a tuned mass damper?
They are the mascot of McMaster Engineering.
Who is Flare the Fireball?
This type of vehicle can carry more passengers than a typical car and are operated here in Hamilton by the HSR.
What is a bus?
This bridge connects Windsor to Detroit and is one of the highest trafficked crossings in North America.
What is the Ambassador Bridge?
This three-colour device controls the movement of vehicles at most signalized intersections.
What is a traffic signal?
This common construction material is made by mixing cement, water, fine aggregate, and coarse aggregate.
What is concrete?
This is the newest addition to the Faculty of Engineering, and only the second offering of its kind in Ontario.
What is the Nuclear Engineering undergraduate program?
The first type of this transportation was built in London in 1863, but wasn't built in Toronto until 1954.
This 12.9 km bridge connecting PEI to New Brunswick is the longest bridge in Canada.
What is the Confederation Bridge (Fixed Link)?
This term describes the maximum rate of change in elevation along a roadway, usually expressed as a percentage.
What is grade (gradient)?
This type of deep foundation transfers structural loads to deeper, more stable soil or rock layers.
What are piles (or pile foundation)?
JHE Building is named after John W. Hodgins who was the first this at McMaster University.
What is the Dean of Engineering?
This road in Hamilton was one of the first divided roads in Canada and opened in 1937.
What is Cootes Drive?
This bridge is known to be the world's longest enclosed pedestrian walkway in the world, and is set above a highway and a train station.
What is the Pickering GO Pedestrian bridge?
This traffic signal feature allows pedestrians to start crossing before parallel traffic flow can receives a green light.
What is Leading Pedestrian Interval (LPI)?
This temporary structure supports formwork and fresh concrete until the concrete has gained enough strength to support itself.
What is falsework (or shoring)?
This automotive company's logo now resides atop of JHE because of an engineering prank in 2019, where students parked a car on the roof.
What is Ford?
This is the longest in Ontario and contributes to about ΒΌ of the length of the Trans-Canada highway.
What is King's Highway 17?
This bridge connects Ontario to Quebec crossing over the Ottawa River.
What is the Alexandra Bridge?
This term describes the proportion of a traffic signal cycle during which a particular movement receives a green indication.
What is the green time ratio (or effective green ratio)?
This phenomenon occurs when saturated, loose soil loses strength and behaves like a liquid during an earthquake.
What is liquefaction?
This was the name of the original McMaster campus pub before being replaced by 1280 in 2002.
What is the Rathskeller?
This is the shortest 400 series highway at just 3.3km located in Niagra Falls.
What is King's Highway 420 (Rainbow Bridge Approach)?