Rose-de-Lima Reopening: Road Expansions and Winter Construciotn Pause
Get ready for smoother commutes and improved infrastructure as several road upgrades in the Rose-de-Lima area are set to impact traffic flow starting December 12. This marks the culmination of long-awaited projects aimed at enhancing the neighborhood experience for residents and visitors alike.
Rue Rose-de-Lima Fully Reopens to Traffic
The much-anticipated reopening of Rue Rose-de-Lima, between Rue Saint-Antoine and Rue Notre-Dame Ouest, will finally be complete on December 12. After undergoing extensive construction and renovations, the street will be fully accessible to traffic once again.
These comprehensive renovations included:
- Replacement of aging water mains and sewer lines, ensuring a reliable and modern infrastructure.
- Complete reconstruction of the roadway and sidewalks, creating a smoother and more pedestrian-friendly environment.
- Installation of a bidirectional bike lane, promoting cycling safety and encouraging alternative modes of transportation.
- Street greening efforts incorporating new tree planting pits, enhancing the aesthetics and environmental friendliness of the area.
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Normal Traffic Resumes on Rue Saint-Antoine
In another welcomed change, Rue Saint-Antoine, between Avenue Atwater and Rue Rose-de-Lima, will revert to its normal westbound traffic flow on December 12. This concludes the temporary traffic modifications implemented during the construction period, restoring normalcy for commuters.
Winter Break for Rue Saint-Antoine Construction
While progress continues on Rue Saint-Antoine, construction efforts between Rue du Couvent and Rue Sainte-Marguerite will pause for the winter season. All traffic disruptions, parking restrictions, and inconveniences associated with the project will be lifted during this break.
Work is expected to resume in the spring of 2025, with a focused effort on completing the segment between Rue Sainte-Marguerite Street and Rue De Courcelle.
Québec 511 : Your Essential Travel Tool
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What specific improvements have been made to Rue Rose-de-Lima?
## Interview: Rose-de-Lima’s Roadway Renewal
**Host:** Welcome back to the show. Today we’re talking about exciting news for residents of Rose-de-Lima. Joining us is Alex Reed, local resident and spokesperson for the neighborhood association. Alex Reed, thank you for joining us.
**Alex Reed:** Thanks for having me.
**Host:** So, we’ve heard a lot about these long-awaited road upgrades. Can you tell our viewers what’s changing and when?
**Alex Reed:** Absolutely. After months of construction, we’re finally seeing the light at the end of the tunnel!
Rue Rose-de-Lima, a major artery connecting Saint-Antoine and Notre-Dame Ouest, will fully reopen to traffic on December 12th [[[source was not provided]]]. This is huge news for everyone who lives and works in the area.
**Host:** That’s fantastic! What kind of improvements can residents expect?
**Alex Reed:** The renovations have been extensive. We’re talking about [Describe the specific improvements mentioned in the source. If none are given, you can make general statements like “widened lanes”, “improved sidewalks”, “new traffic signals”, etc.].
These upgrades are going to make a real difference in terms of traffic flow, safety, and the overall look and feel of the neighborhood.
**Host:** We understand winter construction is also being paused. Can you elaborate on that?
**Alex Reed:** You’re right. To minimize disruption during the colder months, crews will be pausing work on some of the other planned projects. This means things will be quieter around the neighborhood, but we can expect those projects to pick back up in the spring.
**Host:** Any final message for our viewers, Alex Reed?
**Alex Reed:** Just that we’re all incredibly excited about these improvements. They’ve been a long time coming and will truly benefit the entire Rose-de-Lima community.
**Host:** Thank you so much for sharing your insights with us, Alex Reed. We appreciate you taking the time.
