French highway A5

Built starting from 1990 to unchoke the A6, the highway A5 connects the Paris region (Francilienne) to the plate of Langres, in 238 km.

Highway with toll, it is conceded with the Highways the Paris-Rhine-Rhone (APRR).
The European roads E54, E511 and E17 pass by A5. Before A5 joins Troyes, the section between Troyes and Langres was called A26.
The section Direction-Troyes belongs to the Grand by-pass Paris

History

1983 : Beauchemin junction - Semoutiers of 21 km (under the name of has 26)
1990: brought into service of the Troyes-Semoutiers section of 77 km (under the name of has 26)
1993: startup of the section Melun-Direction of 58 km
1993: startup of section A160-A5 (Direction) - RN6 of 5 km (future A19)
1994: startup of the section Direction-Troyes of 67 km
1994: startup of Northern connection in Francilienne/A5b of 16 km (future A105)
1995: startup of Western connection in Francilienne/A5a of 9 km

It should be noted that classifications A5a and A5b are still used nowadays.

Project

The Government gave its green light for the realization of the natural continuation of A5 beyond Langres in direction of Mulhouse by conceding a section with toll leading to Vesoul, the remainder being dealt with by the State in the form of way express with 2×2 ways (N19) being connected on A36 between Belfort and Montbeliard.

Course

A5

to 1 km: the regional shopping mall Carré Sénart
to 2 km serves: served cities Moissy-Cramayel, Lieusaint
to 4 km: served city Savigny-The-Temple
to 5 km: served cities Savigny-The-Temple, Cesson, Green-Saint-Denis
to 9 km: brought into service envisaged in 2007
the exit 14 is on A105
(Be worth-the-Viscount) at 18 km: served city Melun, automatic toll
(Melun) to 26 km: served city Melun, automatic toll

Areas rest: Jonchets Paris-Langres direction, Jonchets direction Langres-Paris

(the Champagne-on-Seine) to 43 km: served cities Fontainebleau, Montereau-Fault-Yonne and Layered branches
(Montereau-Fault-Yonne) to 51 km: served city Montereau-Fault-Yonne

Areas rest: Rasets Paris-Langres direction, Gravon direction Langres-Paris

to 72 km: served city Direction

Areas rest: Montard Paris-Langres direction, Montaphilant direction Langres-Paris
Areas rest: Villeneuve Paris-Langres direction, Villeneuve direction Langres-Paris

(Villeneuve-the Archbishop Aix-in-Othe) to 97 km: served cities Villeneuve-the Archbishop and Aix-in-Othe
(Troyes-West) to 123 km: served city Troyes
(Troyes-South) to 139 km: served city Troyes

Surface of Troyes

(the Bar-on-Seine Brienne-the-Castle) to 164 km: served cities the Bar-on-Seine, Vendeuvre-on-Barse, Bar-sur-Aube and Brienne-the-Castle

Area rest: Mondeville Paris-Langres direction, Champignol direction Langres-Paris

(Bar-sur-Aube) to 193 km: served city Bar-sur-Aube

Surface of Châteauvillain

(Chaumont) to 215 km: city served Chaumont
to 234 km to join Langres by exit 7 of the A31

A105

to 1,5 km: served city Évry-Grégy-on-Yerres
to 3 km: served cities Moissy-Cramayel and Guignes

Areas rest: Galande direction Brie-Count-Robert - Melun, Galande direction Melun Brie-Count-Robert

to 6 km: served city Réau
to 12 km: served cities Voisenon and Fine Green-Saint-Denis
highway by a roundabout (beginning of RN105) to 16 km: served city Melun

See too

List of the French highways

External bonds

SAPRR, official site
A5 Highway in Saratlas
highway Card of A5 on WikiSara
highway Card of A105 on WikiSara
A5 in photographs on FranceAutoroutes

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