by tolling the autoroute. Citing predictions for an increase in ferry traffic to and from the Côte-Nord as a result of the Government of Quebec's Plan Nord, in 2011 the Mayor of Matane called for the further extension of A-20 to his city. Popular culture Autoroute 20 serves as the backdrop to the popular 2002 Quebec film Québec-Montréal by Ricardo Trogi about seven twenty-something travellers driving between the two cities. The Quebec French expression "à l'autre bout de la 20" (in English, at the other end of the 20) refers to Montreal when the speaker is in Quebec City, and to Quebec City when one is in Montreal. Other names Older Anglophone Montrealers sometimes still refer to the section of the A-20 west of the city as Highway 2-20 (or "The Two and Twenty"), but the Route 2 designation was dropped in the mid 1970s. Exit list Rest stops There are 15 rest stops located at the following points along Autoroute 20, and contain the following services: Gallery A-20 eastbound A-20 westbound See also List of bridges in Montreal List of crossings of the Ottawa River List of crossings of the Saint Lawrence River Notes References External links A-20 at motorways-exits.com A-20 at Quebec Autoroutes Transports Quebec Map Veteran from Gaspé behind idea to rename Quebec highway to remember war dead Autoroute 20 @ Asphaltplanet.ca 20 Quebec 020 1964 establishments in Quebec