Three public meetings are scheduled to present this project: on Monday, November 23 at 7:30 PM in Cadaujac, on Wednesday, December 2 at 6:30 PM in Langon, and on Wednesday, December 16 at 6:30 PM in Villeneuve d’Ornon.
Consultation documents and registers are available to the public at the town halls and headquarters of the concerned intercommunalities, as well as on the website of the DREAL Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
The project involves transforming the emergency lane into an additional third lane, known as an auxiliary lane, which would be activated during congestion periods using dynamic signage with illuminated panels. The current left lane would then be reserved for carpooling, public transport, taxis, and emergency vehicles. Outside of peak hours, the A62 motorway would revert to its current two-lane configuration.
This initiative is part of the solutions considered by the mobility committee, comprising the State, the Region, the Department, and Bordeaux Métropole, to improve travel conditions for residents and facilitate access to the Bordeaux metropolitan area. Another carpooling lane project is also being developed on the A10 motorway by ASF.
