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Turcot Project
NATURE OF THE PROJECT

The infrastructure for the Turcot project comprises a series of interchanges and sections of highways located southwest of downtown Montréal. Aside from the Turcot interchange, the complex includes three other interchanges: De La Vérendrye, Angrignon and Montréal-Ouest. Together they connect the raised highway network with the local road system. The project also includes parts of highways 15, 20 and 720.

PLANNED INVESTMENT
$3 billion

PROMOTERS
Ministères des Transports du Québec

PROJECT STATUS
Pre-project

LOCATION


START DATE
2012

HORIZON
2018

CHARACTERISTICS

Road and rail work to be done:

  • Rebuilding the Turcot interchange
  • Rebuilding the De La Vérendrye interchange
  • Rebuilding the Angrignon interchange
  • Rebuilding the Montréal-Ouest interchange
  • Rebuilding about 1.5 km of highway 15 between the Turcot interchange and the Atwater exit
  • Rebuilding nearly 5 km of highway 20 between the Turcot interchange and the Montréal-Ouest interchange
  • Rebuilding nearly 3 km of highway 7 between the Turcot interchange and avenue Greene
  • Rebuilding and widening the rail corridor between the Montréal-Ouest and Turcot interchanges
  • Building new connections to the local road system


RELEVANT WEB SITES
Site officiel du projet
Consultation publique secteur Pullman
Consultation publique secteur Cazelais


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