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Bonaventure Expressway begins in Downtown Montreal and runs beside Montreal Technopark. Then, on Nun's Island, it connects
to Champlain Bridge and becomes Eastern-Townships Autoroute. On South Shore, its route is sinuous. It follows townships bordering,
circumverting Montérégiennes Mountains. A-10 leans on A-55 (old A-51) corridor on a short distance, then detaches and ends east of Sherbrooke as a Super-2.
Formerly under Québec's Autoroutes Office, this expressway was tolled on all its lenght.
Status : In service
Years in service : 1962 - Present
Location : Montréal, Montérégie and Estrie regions
Western terminus :
Rue University (Montréal Arr. Ville-Marie) (km 0)
Length : ± 143 kilometres
Other names : Eastern-Townships Autoroute (unofficial), Bonaventure Expressway (not recognized
by the Comission de Toponymie)
Lowest AADT : 19 700 (Between exit 100 and R-245) (2000)
Highest AADT :
121 500 (Pont Champlain Bridge) (2000)
| Eastern-Townships Autoroute in Bromont |
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| Courtesy of DJL construction |
| Bonaventure Expressway sign in Downtown Montreal |
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| Courtesy of Steve Alpert |
| Scene from Bonaventure Exwy in Downtown Montreal |
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| Courtesy from Steve Alpert |
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