The connecting link was repealed in 1998. Today, the road is simply known as Howard Avenue, Dougall Avenue, and Ouellette Avenue. In 2008 and 2009, as part of the reconstruction of the section of Highway 401 from Dougall Parkway to Province Road, the Dougall Parkway interchange with Highway 401 was reconfigured, replacing a one-lane 1950s-era underpass tunnel with a modern high-speed flyover ramp. The old Dougall Parkway junction reduced eastbound Highway 401 traffic to one lane as it merged with Dougall Parkway, whereas the new one allows three lanes per direction of Highway 401 to pass through the interchange. During the 1980s and 1990s, many maps listed Dougall Parkway as Highway 401 (resulting in two branches of Highway 401) even though it was technically incorrect, as the actual Highway 401 continued on westward past the junction with Dougall Parkway towards Highway 3. Dougall Parkway was less-commonly listed as Highway 3B on some correct maps. This is no longer the case, however, since Highway 3B no longer technically exists as a provincial highway, and Dougall Parkway is now maintained by the City of Windsor. This road existed from 1931 to 1938 in Maidstone, Ontario, between Windsor and Essex, Ontario. This road became Highway 98A in 1938, which was later re-designated as Highway 114, and ultimately decommissioned.