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Turcot Interchange to be avoided during dismantling of Highway 720 East

Montrealers face major weekend closures as the remnants of Highway 720 East are torn down. Saturday, March 25, 2017. Transport Québec

While Montreal-area motorists are now accustomed to road closures due to ongoing work on the Turcot Interchange, this weekend might prove especially difficult for those trying to navigate all the detours.

READ MORE: NDG residents say noise from Turcot Interchange construction getting worse

The road closures are necessary to allow crews to finish tearing down the remaining structure of eastbound Highway 720.

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The on-ramp leading to eastbound Highway 20 towards eastbound Route 136 will be completely closed off until Monday at 5 a.m.

As will the on-ramp to the southbound Highway 15 in the direction of the eastbound Route 136.

READ MORE: NDG residents say noise from Turcot Interchange construction getting worse

Eastbound Route 136 will be completely closed to traffic between the Turcot Interchange and the entrances from Notre-Dame and De la Cathédrale streets.

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To get to downtown Montreal, motorists are being asked to use Highway 15 South and the Bonaventure Expressway.

In case of inclement weather, the work could be pushed back to a further date.

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