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The A39 autoroute, also known as the L'Autoroute Verte, is a motorway in eastern France. The road connects Dijon with Dole and Bourg en Bresse. It forms part of European route E21.^[1]

Characteristics

• The road is 142 km long from junction 1
• There are 3 Service Areas
• The road provides quicker travel times between Bourg-en-Bresse and Paris.

History

• 1992 : Opening of section between Dijon and Crimolois (6 km)
• 1994 : Opening of the section between Crimolois and Dole (34 km)
• 1998 : Opening of the section between Dole and Bourg-en-Bresse (110 km)

Junctions

Exit/Junction	Destination
1	( N 274-rocade de Dijon) Autoroute commences on outskirts of Dijon
2	(Neuilly-les-Dijon) Towns served: Neuilly-les-Dijon
3	(Crimolois) Towns served: Crimolois
Péage de Crimolois
4	(Fauverney-A31) Junction with A 31 to Metz (north), Beaune (south)
Rest Area: Bois-Défendu (westbound), Beire-le-Fort (eastbound)
5	(Soirans) Towns served: Auxonne, Soirans
Service Area: Pont Chêne d'Argent/Pont Val de Saône
	Exchange A36-A39 St Seine Junction with the A 36 to Mulhouse (east), Beaune (west)
6	(Dole-Choisey) Towns served: Dole, D 905, N 5
Rest Area: La Vouivre/Louis Pasteur
Rest Area: La Jument Verte/Le Chat Perché
7	Exchange A39-A391-Bersaillin 69 km Junction of A39 with A 391 to Poligny
7.1	(Arlay) Towns served: Bletterans, D 1083
	Service Area: Le Jura
8	(Beaurepaire en Bresse) Towns served: Lons-le-Saunier, Louhans
Rest Area: La Vallière/Savigny
9	(Le Miroir) Towns served: Cuiseaux, Cousance, Louhans
Service Area: Le Poulet de Bresse
10	(Beaupont) Towns served: St Trivier de Courtes, St Amour
Rest Area: Marmont/Bény
	Exchange A40-A39 The autoroute ends with a junction with the A 40 to Mâcon (west) Geneva (Switzerland) (east)

References