AsphaltPlanet.ca > Quebec > Autoroute 440 (Aut. Laval)

Western Terminus: A-1320 interchange in western Montreal, immediately east of Trudeau (Dorval Airport).

Eastern Terminus: A-640 interchange in Broisbriand 

Routing: A-440 begins its trek through the heart of Laval at the Autoroute 13 cloverleaf interchange.  A-440 progresses easterly crossing Autoroute des Laurentides (A-15), A-19 and Boul. Pie-IX before terminating at a brand new interchange with A-25.  While it hasn't been (and may never be) constructed, a western extension of A-440 was proposed to extend westerly from A-13 crossing Riviere des Prairies and meeting A-40 in Beaconsfield.  While such an extension is unlikely given the MTQ's preference for the completion of A-30 to by-pass Montreal, the western extension of A-440 would serve as a very useful northern alternate to Autoroute Metropolitaine through Montreal.

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Pictures on this page are arranged in order from west to east.  A-440 East photos are left-aligned in the last column, while A-440 west photos are right-aligned.  Center-line pictures are centered within the last column.



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Autoroute Laval ends at Autoroute 13, which is the western-most north-south freeway through Montreal and Laval.  Click here for A-13 images.

M.R.C. de Laval

Advanced signage for the ramp to Highway 117 from Autoroute Laval.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/5/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

At the ramp to Highway 117.  The pull-through signage for Autoroute 440 shows it as Autoroute 15.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/5/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

Two views looking westerly from the Highway 117 overpass.  Autoroute 440 ends just over 2km to the west of Highway 117 at a cloverleaf interchange with Autoroute 13.

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Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/6/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

Easterly view from the Route 117 overpass towards the Autoroute 15 cloverleaf interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/6/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

Westbound signage for the Route 117 interchange.  Route 117 is the principal north-south non-freeway arterial highway that leads northwesterly from Montreal.  Prior to the completion of Autoroute 15, Route 117 was the principal route into the Laurentides.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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M.R.C. de Laval

Eastbound advanced signage for the Autoroute 15 interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/5/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

Advanced signage for the Autoroute 15 interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/5/2012

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M.R.C. de Laval

Ramp for the Autoroute 15 cloverleaf.  The eastbound lanes of Autoroute Laval narrow beyond this interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/5/2012

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A-15 is Autoroute des Laurentides, the principal north-south freeway through Western Quebec.  Click here for A-15 images.

M.R.C. de Laval

Overhead signage for the ramp to Autoroute 15 (Autoroute des Laurentides) from A-440 Westbound.  Autoroute 15 intersects with Autoroute 440 via a large cloverleaf interchange.  It is amazing given the importance of both Autoroute 15 and Autoroute 440 that they still intersect with one another via a cloverleaf intersection.  Numerous Autoroute junctions in the Province of Quebec are still managed with cloverleaf's.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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M.R.C. de Laval

Overhead advanced signage for A-15.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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A-19 extends southerly from Autoroute Laval into Montreal becoming Av. Papineau.  Click here for A-19 images.

M.R.C. de Laval

Overhead signage for the A-19 interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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M.R.C. de Laval

Backlit westbound advanced sign for the A-19 interchange.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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M.R.C. de Laval

Westbound advanced sign for the Autoroute 19 interchange.  As of 2010 --when this photo was taken, and this caption was written -- Autoroute 440 marked the northern terminus of Autoroute 19.  During 2010, the Province of Quebec announced that construction would commence in 2014 to extend A-19 northerly to just north of A-640.  The new highway would be completed by 2015.

Photographer: Scott Steeves

Date: 5/24/2010

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Autoroute Laval ends at A-25.  A-25 continues southerly into Montreal and the Southshore and northerly into Terrebonne.  Click here for A-25 images.


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