25 JAN 2026 | BUSINESS ELITE CANADA The final vision aligns with Quebec’s broader approach to sustainable mobility and user-friendly public spaces. “The redevelopment will improve the movement of all users in the area, including pedestrians and cyclists, in addition to enhancing the landscape surrounding the gateway to the nation’s capital.” The completed corridor aims to strengthen multi modal connections, improve quality of movement, and support a gradual modal shift. “By integrating a corridor for public transportation, the project will allow for an efficient interconnection of the public transportation networks of Quebec City and Lévis, create safe and attractive links for active travel and give a distinctive signature to the entrance of the national capital by enhancing the landscape.” Boucher concludes that the redevelopment will “make this axis more human scale, better suited to all users of the area and better suited to the urban development vision of the City of Quebec.” For more information, please visit www.transports.gouv.qc.ca (Photo Credit : Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable et Mobilité Montréal)
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