Two-lane Freeways
- Highway 3 - St. Thomas (from Wellington Rd. to Centennial Rd. only)
- Highway 6 - Argyle St. South to Green Rd. (Caledonia Bypass) and from Garner Road near Highway 403 to south of Airport Road in Hamilton. Both of these are two-lane freeways, although expansion is planned.
- Highway 7 - From Monaghan Parkway to Sherbrooke Street (Regional Road 9) east of Peterborough.
- Highway 17 is a two-lane freeway in 3 segments:
- In Greater Sudbury, where the freeway portion transitions to a two-lane freeway (see Highway 17 above)
- Highway 417's terminus at Arnprior to Haley Station, north of Renfrew. This 20 km stretch will likely be twinned to become an extension of Highway 417.
- County Road 40 south of Pembroke to north of Petawawa.
- Highway 17A (the Kenora bypass) is a 2-lane freeway in its entirety.
- Niagara Regional Road 27 - between Wellington street in Welland and Moyer road.
- Highway 40 (see Highway 40 below)
- Highway 144 - between Chelmsford and Highway 17 near Lively, in Greater Sudbury.
- Highway 406 - between Port Robinson Rd. and Niagara Regional Road 27 in Welland.
- Niagara Regional Highway 525 - Between Highway 58A's eastern terminus (i.e. Highway 525's western terminus as well) and Miler Rd. (with Keefer Rd. as an L connector).
- Airport Parkway - Ottawa
- Monaghan Parkway - between Highway 7 and Brealy Dr.; between Brealy Dr. and Highway 115 as Sir Sanford Flemming Dr.
- Pike Creek Bypass - Lakeshore, Ontario (from terminus of E.C. Row Expressway to Essex County Road 2), has no grade-separations, only intersections, and no adjacent property access
- Sir Sanford Fleming Dr. (see above)
Read more about this topic: List Of Ontario Expressways