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SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A48 1/1 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A48 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : LYON-GRENOBLE LYON-GRENOBLE SENS : GRENOBLE-LYON OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie GRENOBLE MARSEILLE BIF A48/A49 STRASBOURG MARSEILLE S21 VALENCE LYON VALENCE VOIRON [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE BPV de Voreppe TURIN-MILAN 12 LYON [SI12] VALENCE (a) D70 GRENOBLE VOIRON prochaine sortie : VOREPPE [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE [ID15a7] CHARTREUSE péage S21 VALENCE S21 (a) péage 13 LYON [SI12] LYON VOIRON VOIRON [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE VOREPPE péage VALENCE péage ((TURIN-MILAN)) 14 LYON (b1) D70 ((GRENOBLE)) VALENCE prochaine sortie : VILLARD DE LANS VOIRON LE FONTANIL [ID15a27] VERCORS AUTRANS [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE ST ÉGRÈVE -NORD STATIONS DU VERCORS NORD LE FONTANIL centre commercial (b2) D70 ST ÉGRÈVE prochaine sortie : (b1) (b2) Espace Cap 38 Z.I. 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[ID1b] ST ÉGRÈVE TURIN-MILAN 15 (c) D70 [ID15a7] CHARTREUSE SISTERON suivre : BASTILLE GRENOBLE -CENTRE ST MARTIN LE VINOUX (d) D70 BASTILLE N481 Transit interdit [SI1b - 3,5t] [SU2] CÔTE D'AZUR [ID3] HÔPITAL NORD (e) panneau de police B18a à poser PRESQU'ILE sur suppport voie de sortie (c) (d) (e) (f) (f) D70 CAMPUS INNOVATION S4 suivre : PRESQU'ILE 1/1 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A49 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : GRENOBLE - VALENCE GRENOBLE-VALENCE SENS : VALENCE - GRENOBLE OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie BIF A48/A49 TURIN- MILAN GENÈVE GRENOBLE CHAMBÉRY LYON VOIRON MARSEILLE 11 GENÈVE (a) D70 VALENCE CHAMBÉRY D1092 transit interdit TULLINS GRENOBLE MOIRANS [SC17] [SC1b- 3,5t] S23 VOIRON TULLINS MOIRANS - CENTR'ALP S22 suivre : (a) VOIRON VOIRON MARSEILLE 10 GENÈVE VALENCE CHAMBÉRY VINAY GRENOBLE VINAY S25 S24 1/3 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A480 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A48 - A51 LYON-GAP SENS : A51 - A48 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie 1 LYON VALENCE ST ÉGRÈVE -NORD [ID35] ST MARTIN LE VINOUX [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE [ID35] ST ÉGRÈVE TURIN-MILAN 1. 1 LYON (a) D70 : STATIONS DE BELLEDONNE SISTERON 1.1 VALENCE LE COLLET D' ALLEVARD-LES SEPT LAUX - GRENOBLE -CENTRE SASSENAGE [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE SASSENAGE CHAMROUSSE-URIAGE FONTAINE -CENTRE [ID35] FONTAINE [ID35] FONTAINE sortie (a) (b) (b) D70 : STATIONS DE L' OISANS LES DEUX ALPES-L'ALPE D' HUEZ sortie 1.2 bretelle d'entrée ((TURIN-MILAN)) 2 LYON ((SISTERON)) VALENCE ((GRENOBLE -CENTRE)) FONTAINE -CENTRE [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE FONTAINE -CENTRE GARES [ID35] FONTAINE GARES EUROPOLE PRESQU'ILE EUROPOLE TURIN-MILAN 3a ((LYON)) SISTERON ((VALENCE)) GRENOBLE -CENTRE SEYSSINET - PARISET (([ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE)) VILLARD DE LANS [ID35] DES VOUILLANDS SEYSSINET - PARISET [ID35] DES VOUILLANDS TURIN-MILAN GRENOBLE - CENTRE 3b LYON GRENOBLE - CENTRE (c) D70 : CHAMBÉRY VALENCE [ID15a27] VERCORS SISTERON [ID3] CLINIQUE MUTUALISTE VILLARD DE LANS [ID3] CLINIQUE MUTUALISTE STATIONS VERCORS NORD GAP - BRIANÇON [ID1b] Vallier-Catane [ID1b] Vallier-Catane sortie (c) ((TURIN-MILAN)) 4 LYON ((CHAMBÉRY)) VALENCE ((SISTERON)) [SI7-3,75m] EAUX CLAIRES VILLARD DE LANS EAUX CLAIRES ((GAP - BRIANÇON)) [SI7-3,75m] GRAND'PLACE GRENOBLE -CENTRE GRAND'PLACE [SI7-3,75m] s tade Lesdiguières stade Lesdiguières [SI7-3,75m] M.I.N. M.I.N. 5b LYON VALENCE VILLARD DE LANS SEYSSINS GRENOBLE [ID35] SEYSSINET [ID1b] Le Prisme S1 2/3 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A480 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A48 - A51 LYON-GAP SENS : A51 - A48 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie SISTERON [SU3-A43] TURIN-MILAN 5a LYON [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY (e) D70 : GAP - BRIANÇON [SU3-A43] CHAMBÉRY VALENCE ST MARTIN D' HÈRES ALPEXPO STATIONS DE L' OISANS ST MARTIN D' HÈRES VILLARD DE LANS ÉCHIROLLES- CENTRE [ID3] Hopital Nord ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST ÉCHIROLLES- CENTRE GRENOBLE suivre : [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY [SU2] CÔTE D'AZUR STATIONS DE BELLEDONNE STATIONS DE BELLEDONNE (f) D70: M.I.N. (e) (f) suivre GRENOBLE ((SISTERON)) 5b ((GAP-BRIANÇON)) ((STATIONS DE L' OISANS)) SEYSSINS ((ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST)) [ID35] SEYSSINET [ID1b] Le Prisme SISTERON 6 GRENOBLE GAP - BRIANÇON ÉCHIROLLES- CENTRE STATIONS DE L' OISANS ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST ESPACE COMBOIRE -SUD ESPACE COMBOIRE -NORD [SI7-4,1m] ESPACE COMBOIRE -NORD ((SISTERON)) 6.1 ((GAP-BRIANÇON)) ((STATIONS DE L' OISANS)) ESPACE COMBOIRE -SUD ((SISTERON)) 7 GRENOBLE (g) D70 Prochaine sortie : (([SI12] GAP-BRIANÇON)) ÉCHIROLLES STATIONS DE L' OISANS ((STATIONS DE L' OISANS)) [SC12] LE PONT DE CLAIX [SI7-4,1m] ESPACE COMBOIRE -NORD LE PONT DE CLAIX (h) D70 : sortie 7 [ID35] DES ÎLES [SC7-4,1m] ESPACE COMBOIRE -SUD [SC7-4.3m] GAP-BRIANÇON (h) [ID35] DES ÎLES [SC7-4.3m] VIZILLE (g) [SC7-4.3m] GAP-BRIANÇON [SC7-4.3m] VIZILLE NICE [SI7>4.3m] BRIANÇON 8 AIX EN PROVENCE [SI7>4.3m] GAP SISTERON [SI7-4.3m] VIZILLE CLAIX [SI7-4.3m] [SC12] JARRIE LA MURE STATIONS DE L'OISANS NICE 9 ((GRENOBLE)) AIX EN PROVENCE ((ÉCHIROLLES)) SISTERON [SI8-10t] CLAIX -CENTRE [SI8-10t] CLAIX CLAIX - LES BAUCHES ((NICE)) 10 ((AIX EN PROVENCE)) ((SISTERON)) VARCES CLAIX - LES BAUCHES 3/3 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION Autoroute A480 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A48 - A51 LYON-GAP SENS : A51 - A48 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie 1/2 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION N87 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A480 - A41 SENS : A41 - A480 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie BIF N87/A480 SISTERON LYON (1) panneau de police B18c à poser GAP - BRIANÇON VALENCE sur support voie de sortie pour STATIONS DE L' OISANS VILLARD DE LANS itinéraire TMD GRENOBLE -CENTRE (1) 8 (2) panneau de police B18c à poser (([SU3-A480] LYON)) SEYSSINS sur support voie de sortie pour (([SU3-A480] SISTERON)) [ID35] TECHNISUD-ESSARTS itinéraire TMD ((GAP-BRIANÇON)) ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST ((GRENOBLE -CENTRE)) M.I.N. S3 (2) ÉCHIROLLES -CENTRE 7 ÉCHIROLLES -CENTRE (3) D70 STATIONS DE L' OISANS [SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN [SU3-A480] LYON L'ALPE D'HUEZ-LES DEUX ALPES [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY [ID4] clinique des Cèdres [SU3-A480] SISTERON VILLENEUVE suivre : ST MARTIN D' HÈRES [ID35] TECHNISUD-ESSARTS GAP-BRIANÇON [ID4] clinique des Cèdres BRIANCON M.I.N. [P+R] gare d'Échirolles (4) panneau de police B18c à poser [P+R] gare d'Échirolles ÉCHIROLLES -OUEST (3) (4) sur support voie de sortie pour (5) itinéraire TMD (5) prochaine sortie : [SU3-A480] LYON 6 (6) D71 [SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN (([SU3-A480] LYON)) prochaine sortie: [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY EYBENS -LES RUIRES (([SU3-A480] SISTERON)) EYBENS -LES RUIRES PATINOIRE ST MARTIN D' HÈRES GRAND'PLACE ((GAP-BRIANÇON)) GRAND'PLACE [ID3] HOPITAL SUD ((ÉCHIROLLES)) [ID3] HOPITAL SUD EYBENS -CENTRE ALPEXPO ALPEXPO (6) (6) 5 (7) panneau de police B18c à poser (([SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN)) [SU3-A480] LYON sur support voie de sortie pour (([SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY)) EYBENS -CENTRE [SU3-A480] SISTERON EYBENS -CENTRE itinéraire TMD ((ST MARTIN D' HÈRES)) BRESSON GAP-BRIANÇON BRESSON MAISON DE LA CULTURE ÉCHIROLLES MAISON DE LA CULTURE (7) EYBENS -LES RUIRES ST MARTIN D' HÈRES -CENTRE 4 ST MARTIN D' HÈRES -CENTRE [SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN [SU3-A480] LYON [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY POISAT [SU3-A480] SISTERON POISAT LE VILLAGE GAP-BRIANÇON LE VILLAGE ST MARTIN D'HÈRES -PÉRI [ID35] SUD ÉCHIROLLES [ID35] SUD 2/2 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION N87 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A480 - A41 SENS : A41 - A480 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie 2 (8) D71 [SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN [SU3-A480] LYON prochaine sortie : [SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY GIÈRES -CENTRE [SU3-A480] SISTERON GIÈRES -CENTRE [ID35] DES GLAIRONS ST MARTIN D'HÈRES -PÉRI GAP-BRIANÇON ST MARTIN D'HÈRES -PÉRI GIÈRES -MAYENCIN CHAMROUSSE ÉCHIROLLES CHAMROUSSE DOMAINE UNIVERSITAIRE URIAGE ST MARTIN D' HÈRES -CENTRE URIAGE (8) (8) 1 (9) D71 (([SU3-A41] TURIN-MILAN)) [SU3-A480] LYON prochaine sortie : (([SU3-A41] CHAMBÉRY)) GIÈRES -MAYENCIN [SU3-A480] SISTERON GIÈRES -MAYENCIN Meylan-Inovallée DOMAINE UNIVERSITAIRE GAP-BRIANÇON DOMAINE UNIVERSITAIRE [ID35] CHAMP ROMAN ST MARTIN D' HÈRES [ID35] CHAMP ROMAN [P+R] Plaine des Sports GIÈRES -CENTRE [P+R] Plaine des Sports (9) TURIN-MILAN BIF N87/A41 ALBERTVILLE GRENOBLE -CENTRE CHAMBÉRY GENÈVE MEYLAN -AUTRES QUARTIERS LA TRONCHE [ID3] CHU HOPITAL NORD MEYLAN -EST INOVALLÉE Bretelle B Bretelle A BIF N87/A41 GRENOBLE -CENTRE MEYLAN -MI PLAINE MEYLAN -CENTRE LA TRONCHE [ID3] CHU HOPITAL NORD Bretelle B2 Bretelle B1 1/1 SCHEMA DIRECTEUR DE SIGNALISATION N481 Approuvé par Décision Ministérielle du : 04/06/2020 SENS : A48 - GRENOBLE SENS : GRENOBLE - A48 OBSERVATIONS Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie Echangeur Mentions de filante Mentions de sortie voir fiche A48 15 voir fiche A48 15 .1 (([SC17] LYON)) (([SC17] VALENCE)) (([SC17] [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE)) [ID35] ST MARTIN LE VINOUX (([SC17] ST ÉGRÈVE -NORD)) [ID35] ST ÉGRÈVE 16 [SC17] LYON ST MARTIN LE VINOUX PRESQU'ILE [SC17] VALENCE BASTILLE PARC D' OXFORD [SC17] [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE PARC D' OXFORD [ID3] HÔPITAL NORD [SC17] ST ÉGRÈVE -NORD S4 17 [SC17] LYON [SC17] VALENCE [SC17] [ID2] GRENOBLE-ALPES-ISÈRE ST MARTIN LE VINOUX [SC17] ST ÉGRÈVE -NORD ST ÉGRÈVE -SUD.
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