A41 (France)

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Autoroute A41

Autoroute Alpine
Route information
Part of E 21 / E 25 / E 62 / E 712
Length112.9 km (70.2 mi)
Existed1975–present
Major junctions
South endGrenoble
North endA40 (near Genève)
Location
CountryFrance
Highway system
  • Roads in France

The A41 autoroute, also known as l'autoroute alpine, is a French motorway. The road passes through the French Alps connecting the city of Grenoble with the A40 near Geneva. It is made of two sections separated by the N201 and A43 (France) at Chambéry.

Characteristics

The A41 motorway is made up of two sections:

  • the A41 South: 41 km long; mainly 2x2 lanes, 2x3 lanes near Grenoble;
  • the A41 North: 71 km long; mainly 2x2 lanes with a 3rd lane for slow moving vehicles on steep climbs.

History

  • 1975 : Opened the section between Annecy and Rumilly
  • 1977 : Opened the section between Chambéry and Annecy
  • 1978 : Opened the section between Grenoble and Chambéry
  • 1981 : Junction with the A40 autoroute.
  • 2008 : Opened the 19 km section between Saint-Julien-en-Genevois and Villy-le-Pelloux including Mont-Sion tunnel (3,100 m).

Junctions

Geneva to Chambéry

Exit/Junction Destination
  Exchange A40-A41 Motorway currently starts at Bonneville at a junction with the A 40 to (MâconGenevaTurin).

This will become the A 401 with the new A41 commencing at junction 13 of the A40 24 km to the west.

Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |19 (La Roche-sur-Foron) Towns served:
Aire de pique-nique.png |Rest area: Evires/Eteaux
Aire d'autoroute - station essence.png |Service Area: Groisy/Les Crêts Blancs
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |18 (Cruseilles) Towns served:
Péage.png |Péage de Cruseilles
Aire de pique-nique.png |Rest Area: Villy-le-Peloux
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |17 (Annecy nord) Towns served:
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |16 (Annecy sud) Towns served:
Aire de pique-nique.png |Rest Area: Les Fontanelles/La Ripaille
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |15 (Rumilly) Towns served:
Aire d'autoroute - station essence.png |Service Area: Albens/St-Girod
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |14 (Aix-les-Bains nord) Towns served:
Aire de pique-nique.png |Rest Area: Drumettaz/Mouxy
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |13 (Aix-les-Bains sud) Towns served:
Exchange A41-A43-N201 Autoroute starts with a junction with the A 43 and the N 201 in the town of Chambéry

Chambéry to Grenoble

Exit/Junction Destination
Traffic follows the N 201 and then A 43 to the south until:
Exchange A43-A41 Autoroute starts again with a junction with the A 43 which heads east along the Isère valley towards Albertville and Turin
Aire d'autoroute - station essence.png |Service Area: Chapareillan/Les Marches
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |22 (Pontcharra) Towns served: Pontcharra, La Rochette
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |23 (Le Touvet) Towns served: Le Touvet, Allevard
Aire d'autoroute - station essence.png |Service Area: La Terrasse (southbound), Chonas (northbound)
Péage.png |Péage de Crolles
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |24 ('Crolles-Brignoud) Towns served: Brignoud, Crolles, Bernin
Aire de pique-nique.png |Rest Area: Bois-Claret (southbound), St Nazaire-les-Eymes (northbound)
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |24.1 (St-Ismier-Villard-Bonnot) Towns served: Villard Bonnot, St Ismier
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |25 (Montbonnot-Domène) Towns served: Montbonnot, Domène
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |26 ('Meylan Est-ZIRST) Towns served: Meylan, N 87 to Gap
Sinnbild Autobahnausfahrt.svg |27 (La Tronche-Meylan) Towns served: Meylan-plaine, La Tronche, Grenoble-Centre, Corenc
The Autoroute terminates as the Avenue de Verdun (the N 90) towards Grenoble town centre and the A 48 to Lyon.

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