Most of the Turcot Interchange will be open for the weekend of June 14 as major construction shuts down Highway 40 and Highway 13 in the West Island.
Highways 40 and 13
Construction crews will be demolishing the Highway 13 North overpass over Highway 40.
That means Highway 13 North will be closed from 11 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday June 17.
Drivers will have to detour via Highway 40 East (Exit 6).
The demolition means Highway 40 and its service roads will be closed in both directions from midnight Saturday until midnight Sunday. Detours via Highway 13 will be marked.
Angrignon closures
The roads where Angrignon Blvd., Notre Dame St., and Highway 20 converge will have a new configuration on Monday June 17.
In the three days leading up to that construction crews will make plenty of changes, forcing the closure of multiple routes as of 10 p.m. Friday.
Those closures include:
- Angrignon Blvd. north of Cordner St.
- Notre Dame St. from Dollard Ave. to Monk Blvd.
- Pullman St. from Highway 20 to Sainte Anne de Bellevue Rd.
- Exit 65 from Highway 20 to Pullman St.
Drivers leaving NDG will have limited access to Highway 20 West via Sainte Anne de Bellevue Rd. and there will be limited access to Notre Dame St. for companies that are on that street.
Turcot Interchange
Because of the work on Highways 40 and 13, the Turcot Interchange will be open during the day all weekend.
Exit 2 (Atwater Ave.) will be closed on Route 136 East from midnight Friday until 5 a.m. Monday.
Highway 15 South will be closed from the Decarie Expressway to the entrance from Highway 20 East from midnight Friday until 9 a.m. Saturday, and again the following night.
Champlain Bridge Closures
Eastbound Marie Victorin Blvd. will be closed underneath the Champlain Bridge from 10 p.m. Friday until 5 a.m. Monday.
Exit 53 from the southbound Champlain Bridge will also be closed at that time.
Highway 10 Closures
The eastbound lanes of Highway 10 near the Highway 30 interchange will close at 9:30 p.m. Friday and reopen at 11:30 p.m. Saturday June 15.
Drivers will have to take the Leduc Blvd. exit and detour on local streets to access Highway 30 South.
Construction crews are installing a bridge that will be used by the REM train line.
