By-pass of Rennes

The by-pass of Rennes is the Trunk road RN 136 which forms a ring around the town of Rennes and to which star the expressways connecting Rennes to the main cities of the area are grafted.

The construction of this loop begun in 1968 was progressive in the direction of the needles of a watch, on the basis of east (RN 157, coming from Paris).

The by-pass belongs to the roads of the agglomeration supervised by the network Dorbreizh, the western by-pass the section charged (2x3 ways) thus supports a traffic of one hundred thousand vehicles per day on average.

Exchangers

: junction RN 157 driving with Paris
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: Z.I. South-east - Chantepie: junction RD 463 (ex RN 163bis) driving with Chateaugiron
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: junction RD163 (ex RN 163) driving with Angers
: driving exchanger with RN 137 with Nantes
Automatic radar in the direction Brest/Paris (way external with 90km/h)
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: junction RD177 (ex RN 177) driving with Redon and St-Nazaire
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: junction RN 24 driving with Vannes and Lorient
: driving exchanger with RN 12 with St-Brieuc and Brest
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: driving exchanger with RN 137 with St-Malo and Dinan
: junction RD175 (ex RN 776)
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Sources

Diagrams of the control panels of the by-pass
Site on the project of south-eastern skirting
Dorbreizh

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