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Jean-Vincent Lacroix
We would like to confirm that, given the weather forecast announced, the major work blitz will begin on the Champlain Bridge corridor this Friday evening May 18 at 10 p.m. This blitz will continue over the long weekend, and end on Tuesday, May 22, at 5 a.m.
During this period, one lane will be open to circulation in each direction on Highway 15, at the bridge entrance. On the Champlain Bridge, two lanes will be open towards the South Shore and one lane will be open towards Montreal.
It is important to note that during this period lane width will be reduced to 3 meters on the Champlain Corridor, in both directions. Vehicles exceeding this width should take alternate routes.
Also note that during this period, the access ramps to the Champlain Bridge via Route 132 will be completely closed, along with other ramps on Highway 15, on the Montreal side of the bridge.
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Remember that this major work blitz will continue over the upcoming weekends. To follow the work on the Champlain Bridge corridor, which is subject to changes according to weather conditions, road users are invited to regularly visit this blog to plan their weekend trips.
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Jean-Vincent Lacroix
We would like to advise you of the closure of two lanes out of three on the Champlain Bridge, tonight Thursday May 17, from 10 PM to 5 AM. Thank you!
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Jean-Vincent Lacroix
We are proud to offer a brand-new layout for our blogs. It was important for us to place a renewed emphasis on the user-friendly attributes of the Corporation’s blogs for the Champlain Bridge Corridor, the Jacques Cartier Bridge and for the federal section of the Honoré Mercier Bridge. Given the planned roadwork on these major routes linking Montreal to the South Shore, we wanted to offer an easy-to-use platform to help you find the information you need to avoid traffic.
You can access our latest posts via the “Breaking News” section, in order to be informed of the upcoming work schedule. You can also consult the “Major Headlines” section to find out more about the nature of the roadwork taking place on the bridges, the season’s schedule along with photos and videos of the work that is being carried-out. Sending us your questions will always be an option, and just like before, you will still have access to live footage from our cameras. We invite you to follow us on our various social media platforms (Twitter, Youtube, Flikr, Tumblr…) in order to stay informed of the upcoming traffic hindrances and to stay up-to-date with the work that we are doing.
On a final note, I am glad to participate in the management of the Corporation’s three blogs, alongside André. Having assisted him in the writing of multiple blog posts to-date, I am pleased to now be officially part of these blogs.
Thank you for continuing to follow-us and in the hope that the information included on these platforms is useful to you.
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Jean-Vincent Lacroix
We would like to advise you that major work blitzes will be taking place on the Champlain Bridge corridor during weekends, beginning Friday night, May 18th. These work blitzes, contingent on the weather, will allow us to carry out paving work, repair the roadway, replace expansion joints as well as the central median.
During this period, only one lane will be open to circulation in each direction on Highway 15, at the entrance of the Bridge. One or two lanes will be open on the Bridge, depending on the work schedule (please consult the detailed calendar below).
Please note that the access ramps to the Champlain Bridge on route 132 will be entirely closed during the first week-end of these major works blitz.
Champlain Bridge Corridor to be Avoided: CONFIRMATION of major work BLITZ taking place over the long weekend – Starting this Friday night, May 18› More
Jean-Vincent LacroixDirector, Communications
André GirardVice President, Communications
