Autoroute 35 and 10 - Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu to Montreal - 2020/07/11 

I would like to see Montreal but I live in Brampton, Ontario and being stuck on 401 East is tiring

@@user-re5gh1ie2findeed it is

Thanks Franks! I look forward to watching whatever road video you choose to make if you start uploading again.

@@AsphaltPlanet1 No problem. I will do my best, but it will be kind of hard. I am back to school for 3 years (if everything just go fine)

@Freeway Franks what did you go back to school for? Best of luck to you though, I hope that works out well for you!

@@AsphaltPlanet1 Graphism & motion design. Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you very much!

Thanks so much for the comment!

I hope he will, he didn't do this aera before

I would love to visit but I'm from Brampton, Ontario and being stuck on 401 East is tiring.

Yeah, I will almost certainly record the extension once it’s been completed

That is funny timing. There were a lot of surveyors out when I drove to the bottom of A-35 last month. I've driven the ramps between A-10 and A-720 before (and to be honest, I liked it more before A-10 was truncated south of A-720), but that downtown interchange complex is pretty neat. It's a shame that A-20 was never extended to A-25, because I feel that downtown freeway is not used to it's full potential as it is now.

Thanks for the comment. I was familiar with the cancelled alignment of Autoroute 6.

@@AsphaltPlanet1 and it's not the only one, on wikipedia, I found a list of abandonned autoroutes of Quebec and felt into the forgotten en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unbuilt_autoroutes_of_Quebec

Thanks for the comment. Both song names and artists are listed in the credits at the end of the video.

Traffic on A-35 is extremely light anyways.

@@AsphaltPlanet1 It's probably heavier right now with the border closure and testing mandates lifted.

Construction started this summer on the extension.

It’s a pretty province.

Asphalt Planet it really is! Appreciate your vids as always!

I love Brampton, Ontario

It starts at downtown Montreal and ends at Sherbrooke (I think)