Ville-Marie Autoroute (A-720)

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Québec Autoroutes

Ville-Marie Autoroute (A-720)

This collector expressway serves Downtown Metro Montreal. Its buried or underground on most of its lenght.

MTQ, in partnership with La Ville de Montréal planned in 2002 to extend A-720 eastward to A-25(as planned in 1967). It would have been connected to Souligny Avenue, where an expressway already exists and would have ended at Route 25. Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough inhabitants declined all the project issues.

Status : In service
Years in service : 1972 - present
Location : Downtown Montréal city, Montréal region.
Western terminus : Autoroute Décarie (A-15/A-20) (Montréal Arr. Sud-Ouest) (km 0)
Eastern terminus : Rue Notre-Dame (Montréal Arr. Ville-Marie) (km 8)
Length : 8.5 kilometres
Other names :
Lowest AADT : 96 000 vpd (between exit 4 and A-10) (2000)
Highest AADT : 162 000 vpd (between A-20 and Ville-Marie Tunnel) (2000)

Autoroute 720 - Ville-Marie Tunnel

Courtesy of Steve M. Alpert