Much has changed over the past few months but one thing that hasn’t changed is the number of road closures throughout the city of Montreal.
With construction workers back at work, road work is in full swing throughout the city, and Quebecers are being advised to prepare for more road closures in Montreal this weekend. The Quebec Ministry of Transport has announced that major obstacles will be put in place in the area of the Turcot and Saint-Pierre interchanges during the weekend of September 11, including the complete closure of Route 136 (A-720)/Autoroute 20 westbound between the Ville-Marie tunnel and the Saint-Pierre interchange.
It seems everywhere you turn; construction is in full force. Below is the long list of closures that you might want to avoid if you are using a car to get around the city this weekend.
Here is the full list of closures that will affect the highway network this weekend.
A-720/Highway 20 Ouest between the exit for boul. Robert-Bourassa/Pont Samuel De Champlain/Pont Victoria and the Saint-Pierre interchange.
Entrances to A-720 Ouest from rue Saint-Antoine Est, avenue de l'Hotel-de-Ville as well as rue Lucien-L'Allier and rue Du Fort.
Turcot interchange ramp leading from A-720 Ouest to Autoroute 15 Nord.
Turcot interchange ramp leading from Autoroute 15 Nord to Autoroute 20 Ouest.
Entrance to Highway 15 Nord from rue Saint-Jacques.
Highway 15 Sud between the Turcot interchange and the entrance from boulevard De La Vérendrye.
Entrance to Highway 15 Sud from avenue Girouard.
Turcot interchange ramp from Highway 15 Sud to Highway 20 Ouest.
Turcot interchange ramp leading from Highway 15 Sud to Highway 20 Ouest.
The ramp from Highway 20 Est to Highway 15 Nord.
Parts of rue Notre-Dame Ouest between Chemin de la Côte Saint-Paul and boulevard Monk will also be closed.
