Autoroute Décarie

Target entity: Autoroute Décarie
Context triple: [Autoroute 15 (Quebec), hasSectionName, Autoroute Décarie]

• A. Quebec Autoroute 40
  Quebec Autoroute 40 is a major east–west highway in the Canadian province of Quebec that forms part of the Trans-Canada Highway and connects several key cities, including Montreal and Quebec City.
• B. Quebec Autoroute 30
  Quebec Autoroute 30 is a major controlled-access highway in the province of Quebec that forms part of the ring road system around the Greater Montreal area.
• C. Quebec Autoroute 25
  Quebec Autoroute 25 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the island of Montreal to the north shore suburbs via the Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge–Tunnel and other key transport links.
• D. Quebec Autoroute 55
  Quebec Autoroute 55 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the U.S. border near Vermont to central regions of the province, forming part of a key cross-border transportation corridor.
• E. Quebec Autoroute 73
  Quebec Autoroute 73 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the Quebec City region to communities further north and south, serving as an important transportation corridor in the province.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Autoroute Décarie
Target entity description: Autoroute Décarie is a major sunken expressway segment in Montreal that forms part of Quebec's Autoroute 15 and serves as a key north–south traffic artery through the city.

• A. Quebec Autoroute 40
  Quebec Autoroute 40 is a major east–west highway in the Canadian province of Quebec that forms part of the Trans-Canada Highway and connects several key cities, including Montreal and Quebec City.
• B. Quebec Autoroute 30
  Quebec Autoroute 30 is a major controlled-access highway in the province of Quebec that forms part of the ring road system around the Greater Montreal area.
• C. Quebec Autoroute 25
  Quebec Autoroute 25 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the island of Montreal to the north shore suburbs via the Louis-Hippolyte Lafontaine Bridge–Tunnel and other key transport links.
• D. Quebec Autoroute 55
  Quebec Autoroute 55 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the U.S. border near Vermont to central regions of the province, forming part of a key cross-border transportation corridor.
• E. Quebec Autoroute 73
  Quebec Autoroute 73 is a major north–south highway in Quebec that connects the Quebec City region to communities further north and south, serving as an important transportation corridor in the province.
• F. None of above. chosen