A $60 million urban boulevard running from Antoine-Faucon to Chemin Sainte-Marie will be for buses and cyclists only, raising concerns.

A third lane is set to open Monday toward Vaudreuil-Dorion, while only one lane remains available in the direction of Montréal.

The road links the service road to Centre RioCan and had been obstructed due to REM construction work.

Due to the bridge's ongoing repairs, the westbound lane (dir. Vaudreuil-Dorion) will be closed this Saturday.

The bridge will re-open Monday with a reduced speed limit of 60 km/hr.

A road closure to keep in mind this week.

The MTMD informed road users that only two lanes total will be open on the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge after damages to the slab were discovered.

The bridge is closed completely this weekend due to a beam crack, which will also reduce traffic flow along the structure as of the 27th.

During the weekend of October 13 to 16, a segment of Highway 40 West in Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue will be closed.

Jen Wallace, a 15-year resident of L'Île-Bizard, begins her days earlier than usual now that her exit point off the island, the...

Here are some closures you may already be familiar with that will be seen through into the fall.

The Beaconsfield Polluted Corridor Initiative (BPCI) is in talks with the MTQ over sound wall cost estimates.

This summer's construction puts off-island residents in traffic hell. With congestion on the A-40 and A-20, here is a summary of this mess.

Highway 40 East between Morgan and Saint-Charles Boulevards will be closed this summer.

Road closures to keep in mind this week.

There will be closures in the Des Sources interchange and Côte-de-Liesse overpass areas beginning this weekend.

Due to REM work, several traffic closures in the area of Saint-Jean Boulevard and the Félix-Leclerc Highway (40) are expected until the 27th

Due to the ongoing construction of the Chemin des Pins overpass, Highway 40 Eastbound and Exit 41 will be closed as of tomorrow the 16th.

As construction continues on the Île-aux-Tourtes Bridge, the Ministère du Transport warns of lane reductions and traffic management.