Residents on Roberval Street in the South-West borough say they were not given what was promised when the Turcot interchange was first proposed.

Monday marked the reopening of Pullman Boulevard and its access ramps which were the last major infrastructure components of the Turcot project to be completed. 

The cost has gone from an estimated $20.5 million in 2010 to $46.6 million.

Several traffic safety measures are planned around 11 intersections in the borough.

The Quebec Transport Ministry announced Monday there will be work on the structure along Highway 40 starting this week.

The Quebec government announced Thursday that a tunnel will be used to link Quebec City and Lévis.

Transports Québec is asking drivers to plan ahead and take public transit when possible. 

A public consultation commission has made 20 recommendations, including expanding the nature park, which runs alongside Highway 20, to make it a green entryway into the city.

The Turcot Interchange will also be off limits on Friday.

An overnight drop in temperatures created slippery conditions for commuters Friday morning.