City of Lévis Strategic Mobility Plan 2024-2034
The City of Lévis's strategic mobility plan, spanning the next ten years, outlines ten major projects aimed at enhancing traffic fluidity and sustainable transportation. Key initiatives include the expansion of Guillaume Couture Boulevard, integrated transport plans for the Jardins and Chadière hubs, and redevelopment of Routes 116, 132, and Marie-Victorin Road into urban boulevards. The plan also focuses on improving interchanges near the Quebec Bridge, developing multi-use cycling networks, establishing an electric-assist bike-sharing service in partnership with RTC by 2025, and conducting feasibility studies for Monseigneur Bourgette. The overall vision is to optimize existing arteries, integrate all modes of transport, and meet the demands of a growing population while ensuring fiscal responsibility and coordination with the Ministry of Transport.