A48 autoroute
The A48 autoroute, also known as l'autoroute du Dauphiné, is a motorway in France connecting the A43 with the city of Grenoble.
An extension north to Ambérieu is proposed in the medium term.Characteristics
- 2x2 lanes
- 2x3 lanes between the A49 and A480 autoroutes
- 97 km long
- Service areas
History
- 1968: The first toll free section opened between the Bastille and Voreppe as part of the preparations for the Winter Olympics held in the city and surrounding area.
- 1975: Opening of the toll section between Voreppe and the A43 managed by AREA.
Junctions
- Exchange A48-A43 Exits Exchanger between A43 to Lyon/Chambéry and A48
- *Rest Area: Burcin
- 09 Towns served: Rives
- *Rest Area: Réaumont
- 10 Towns served: Voiron
- 11 Towns served: Voiron
- Exchange A49-A48 Exchanger between A49 to Valence and A48
- 12 Towns served: Voreppe
- Péage de Voreppe
- 13 Towns served: Voreppe
- *Rest Area: Voreppe/L'Isle Rose
- 14 Towns served: Saint-Egreve
- 15 Towns served: Grenoble
- Exchange A48-A480 Junction between the A48 and A480 to Sisteron and Gap via A51.
- 16 Towns served: Grenoble
Autoroute ends.The following list indexes towns and places of interest that can be visited from the motorway:
- River Isere
- Col de Rossatière
Future
There are proposals to extend the autoroute north from Bourgoin-Jallieu to Ambérieu-in-Bugey and connecting to the A42 autoroute.
