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Signature on the Saint-Lawrence wishes to inform road users that, as part of the construction work for the new Champlain Bridge, a series of disruptions is planned over the coming days.
Tuesday, May 16 / Wednesday, May 17
Atwater Sector
- Alternate lane closure at Butler and Argenson intersection during the day from 7 am to 5 pm
Thursday, May 18
Atwater Sector
- Alternate lane closure at Butler and Argenson intersection during the day from 7 am to 5 pm
Île-des-Soeurs Sector
- Closure of the left lane after the Île-des-Soeurs bridge of the Hwy-15 from 10pm to 5am
Friday, May 19
Atwater Sector
- Alternate lane closure at Butler and Argenson intersection during the day from 7 am to 5 pm
BLITZ : Weekend of May 20-21
Two major roadwork blitzes will take place at the Champlain Bridge in May. These blitzes will entail replacing 2 expansion joints and the repair of 2 other expansion joints on the bridge’s deck, and thus result in complete closure to all traffic in one direction at a time. The work will be performed during the weekends of May 20-21 and 27-28, from Friday at 10 p.m. to Monday at 5 a.m.
As part of this blitz, two expansion half-joints will be replaced on the Champlain Bridge’s upstream side, which will lead to the following road network restrictions:
- Complete closure of the Champlain Bridge, towards the South Shore
- Closure of Hwy. 15 South from the Turcot interchange down to Hwy. 132
- Closure of one out of three lanes on the Champlain Bridge towards Montreal
- Closure of all access ramps to Hwy. 15 South from the Turcot interchange and the Bonaventure Expy.
- Closure of all access to the Champlain Bridge from Île des Soeurs
- Access ramp to Hwy. 15 South from Gaétan-Laberge Boulevard open with a designated route to access Bonaventure Expy. and Île des Soeurs
- Closure of Exit 5 from the Bonaventure Expy. towards Île des Soeurs with detour via Exit 4.
Drivers are encouraged to check our website and to follow us on Twitter @nouv_champlain for the latest information on the traffic disruptions.
We also strongly urge drivers to check the MTQ website www.quebec511.info before setting out or to follow the MTQ on Twitter @Qc511_Mtl for information on all disruptions in the Greater Montreal road network.
Public transit users can visit the STM website to see the impact on their route and bus stops.