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The A84 autoroute is a major motorway in western France completed on 27 January 2003 to connect the cities of Rennes in Brittany with Caen in Lower Normandy. It is part of the Autoroute des Estuaires from Belgium to Spain, avoiding Paris.
A84 autoroute
Autoroute des Estuaires
Start of A84 at the Porte de Bretagne exit of the Périphérique Caen.
The motorway, 170 km long, cost a total of € 650 million. It is dual-carriageway both ways on its entire course and service areas are positioned at regular intervals. It is toll free.
The motorway was built with a special road surface to allow rain water to run off quickly, but it is ineffective with snow that often falls in large quantities in winter, so snowploughs are employed regularly. Motorway traffic radio 107.7 broadcasts A84 information specifically.
2 × 2 carriageway
170 km in length
Total cost : €650 000 000 (2003)
3 speed camera zones
5 service areas (Aires de service et repos):
l'aire du mont Saint-Michel (Total), Saint-Aubin-de-Terregatte
l'aire de la Baie, Braffais
l'aire de la vallée de la Vire (Shell), Gouvets
l'aire de Cahagnes, Cahagnes
l'aire de Saint-Jean des Essartiers, Saint-Jean-des-Essartiers
The highway is free throughout its entire length. The various governments have studied the concession of this highway, but the regional authorities of Brittany and Normandy have convinced the public authorities to build and manage this highway with public funds.
1987: Decision by the CIAT to connect Caen, Rennes and Nantes by motorway ensuring the continuity of the French motorway network.
1994: The connections between Caen and Avranches and Avranches and Rennes are declared of public utility.
27 January 2003: Opening of the last section of the A84 except the Rennes and Avranches bypasses.
Routeedit
Map of the A84.
List of junctionsedit
This article contains a bulleted list or table of intersections which should be presented in a properly formatted junction table. Please consult this guideline for information on how to create one. Please improve this article if you can.(December 2021)
The A84 is interrupted at Avranches. The bypass to the west of Avranches, by the RN 175 with two double lanes, has geometrical characteristics which do not allow the construction of motorway characteristics and status. An East motorway bypass for the A84 was therefore planned in the long term. The State bought 60 hectares of land and destroyed four houses along the route. However, the works are yet be launched. The land is still owned by the state.
The A84 is also to be extended to Nantes by upgrading the RN 137 dual-carriageway, thus creating a Caen-Rennes-Nantes route. This was abandoned, along with other projects of dual-carriageway upgrades in Brittany (RN 157 and RN 12 were planned to become A81 and RN 165 was planned to become A82).[1]
In addition at Rennes, the construction of a "south-east bypass" will make it possible to avoid the Rennes ring-road on this route. Construction was due to commence from 2021 but was abandoned.
External linksedit
A84 Motorway information in Saratlas
Referencesedit
^"RN12 et RN165. Projet autoroutier abandonné". Le Télégramme. 13 October 2014.
April 10, 2024
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Wikipedia Translation The A84 autoroute is a major motorway in western France completed on 27 January 2003 to connect the cities of Rennes in Brittany with Caen in Lower Normandy It is part of the Autoroute des Estuaires from Belgium to Spain avoiding Paris A84 autorouteAutoroute des EstuairesStart of A84 at the Porte de Bretagne exit of the Peripherique Caen Route informationPart of E3 E46 E401Length170 km 110 mi Existed2003 presentMajor junctionsNorth endPeripherique CaenMajor intersectionsN 814 N 174 N 175 N 12 N 136South endRocade RennesLocationCountryFranceMajor citiesCaenRennesHighway systemRoads in FranceAutoroutes Routes nationalesContents 1 Characteristics 2 History 3 Route 4 List of junctions 4 1 Future extensions 5 External links 6 ReferencesCharacteristics editThe motorway 170 km long cost a total of 650 million It is dual carriageway both ways on its entire course and service areas are positioned at regular intervals It is toll free The motorway was built with a special road surface to allow rain water to run off quickly but it is ineffective with snow that often falls in large quantities in winter so snowploughs are employed regularly Motorway traffic radio 107 7 broadcasts A84 information specifically 2 2 carriageway 170 km in length Total cost 650 000 000 2003 3 speed camera zones 5 service areas Aires de service et repos l aire du mont Saint Michel Total Saint Aubin de Terregatte l aire de la Baie Braffais l aire de la vallee de la Vire Shell Gouvets l aire de Cahagnes Cahagnes l aire de Saint Jean des Essartiers Saint Jean des EssartiersThe highway is free throughout its entire length The various governments have studied the concession of this highway but the regional authorities of Brittany and Normandy have convinced the public authorities to build and manage this highway with public funds History edit1979 Ministerial decision to upgrade the road between Caen and Avranches to dual carriageway 1987 Decision by the CIAT to connect Caen Rennes and Nantes by motorway ensuring the continuity of the French motorway network 1994 The connections between Caen and Avranches and Avranches and Rennes are declared of public utility 27 January 2003 Opening of the last section of the A84 except the Rennes and Avranches bypasses Route edit nbsp Map of the A84 List of junctions editThis article contains a bulleted list or table of intersections which should be presented in a properly formatted junction table Please consult this guideline for information on how to create one Please improve this article if you can December 2021 nbsp A 84Junction number amp name Northbound exits Southbound exits nbsp 24 RN 136 RN 136 nbsp 25 RD 812 Thorigne Fouillard nbsp 26 RD 812 RN 12 Liffre RD 812 RN 12 Liffre nbsp 27 RD 812 RN 12 Liffre RD 812 RN 12 Liffre nbsp 28 RD 794 Saint Aubin du Cormier RD 794 Saint Aubin du Cormier nbsp La Chaine La Lande nbsp 29 RN 12 Fougeres RN 12 Fougeres nbsp 30 RD 155 Saint Brice en Cogles RD 155 Saint Brice en Cogles Antrain nbsp Le Coglais nbsp 31 RD 102 Cogles Louvigne du Desert Antrain RD 102 Cogles Louvigne du Desert nbsp 32 RD 30 Saint James RD 30 Saint James nbsp Le Mont Saint Michel nbsp 33 RN 176 Pontaubault Ducey RN 176 Pontaubault Ducey Le Mont Saint Michel nbsp 34 RN 175 Pontaubault Le Mont Saint Michel nbsp 35 nbsp 36 RD 911 Avranches RD 911 Avranches nbsp La Baie du Mont Saint Michel nbsp 37 RD 924 Villedieu les Poeles RD 924 Villedieu les Poeles nbsp 38 RD 999 Villedieu les Poeles RD 999 Villedieu les Poeles nbsp La vallee de la Vire Gouvets nbsp 39 RD 21 Tessy sur Vire RD 21 Tessy sur Vire nbsp 40 RN 174 RN 174 nbsp 41 RD 53 Saint Martin des Besaces RD 53 Saint Martin des Besaces nbsp Saint Jean des Essartiers nbsp 42 RD 577 Coulvain RD 577 Coulvain nbsp 43 Villers Bocage RD 30 Saint James RD 30 Saint James nbsp 44 Villers Bocage Nord RN 175 Villers Bocage nbsp 45 RD 92 Tournay sur Odon RD 92 Tournay sur Odon nbsp 46 RD 174 RN 175 Noyers Bocage Missy RD 174 RN 175 Noyers Bocage Missy nbsp 47 RD 147A Version nbsp 48 RD 30 Saint James RD 30 Saint James nbsp 49 9 RN 813 RN 175 Bretteville sur Odon Caen RN 813 RN 175 Bretteville sur Odon CaenFuture extensions edit The A84 is interrupted at Avranches The bypass to the west of Avranches by the RN 175 with two double lanes has geometrical characteristics which do not allow the construction of motorway characteristics and status An East motorway bypass for the A84 was therefore planned in the long term The State bought 60 hectares of land and destroyed four houses along the route However the works are yet be launched The land is still owned by the state The A84 is also to be extended to Nantes by upgrading the RN 137 dual carriageway thus creating a Caen Rennes Nantes route This was abandoned along with other projects of dual carriageway upgrades in Brittany RN 157 and RN 12 were planned to become A81 and RN 165 was planned to become A82 1 In addition at Rennes the construction of a south east bypass will make it possible to avoid the Rennes ring road on this route Construction was due to commence from 2021 but was abandoned External links editA84 Motorway information in SaratlasReferences edit RN12 et RN165 Projet autoroutier abandonne Le Telegramme 13 October 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title A84 autoroute amp oldid 1146567619, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
