Estimated time to cross the structure

Traffic flow indicators show the estimated time it takes to cross the structure. The zones highlighted in blue on the map are the responsibility of JCCBI.

Select a structure to show the details:

The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated

Major works manager, The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated (JCCBI) is a federal Crown corporation established in 1978. The Corporation ensures the safe passage of thousands of users on a daily basis through the management, maintenance and repair of infrastructure of importance to Québec. It also ensures that these infrastructures remain safe, fully functional and attractive, now and for the future.

The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated
The Jacques Cartier and Champlain Bridges Incorporated
Héritage Champlain Pathway: The Conclusion of an Exceptional Project

Héritage Champlain Pathway: The Conclusion of an Exceptional Project

JCCBI inaugurated the Héritage Champlain Pathway, in the presence of Alexandra Mendès, Member of Parliament for Brossard–Saint-Lambert. This new public space marks the culmination of the original Champlain Bridge deconstruction project. The result of several years of planning, innovation, and collaboration, this pathway is the most visible legacy of a project that turned a major infrastructure at the end of its useful life into a lasting contribution to the community.

The year 2024-2025 in figures

700 000
cyclists, pedestrians and runners
82 MILLION
vehicles that use our infrastructure
JCCBI'S projects and sites

JCCBI'S projects and sites

Massive structures like the Jacques Cartier Bridge or Bonaventure Expressway have many needs. They may require electrical repairs, paving, steel painting, and many other types of work. Most of these operations are planned in advance as part of JCCBI’s proactive asset management approach. Our Operations and Maintenance teams may also identify a need following an inspection or report, while user needs may change over time.   

Go to top