Montreal also has a not so quite similar road. But a deadly one. A small tunnel.
It is called 'tunnel de la mort' in French. Tunnel of death.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_de_la_mort
The wiki page doesnt do enough to define how dangerous it is. It is called tunnel of death because there has been MULTIPLE deadly car crashes there. Even BEFORE 1992. It has always had the nickname as far as I can remember. As far back as even the late 1970s... Both intersections have this tunnel thing going on that caused blind spots and drivers could not see the traffic lights properly so on both intersections, both ways, drivers couldnt see the red light to stop and just burned the red light causing deadly collisions. Only one set of tunnels have been demolished in the ealry 2000s. Both tunnels should have been demolished but nothing has happened yet.
To add more danger to this shytty tunnel, the sidewalk is too small for pedastrians but because the bridge itself belongs to different railway companies, nothing is happening. The news report is condemning the tunnel, the railway companies and the city by shaming them about the dangers, If you watch the video, even if you dont understand, there are several images where one could see how dangerous it is, especially in the winter. There is a public voice, thanx in part to journalism like this to change this intersection. Report made in 2019... The entire road will eventually be reconfigured. Soon...
https://ici.radio-canada.ca/info/videos/media-8034316/renover-tunnel-mort#:~:text=Surnommé le « Tunnel de la,'empruntent%2C selon des citoyens.
I have used this road countless of times with my parents and when I got my license and drove for myself. I never had an issue. But it is dangerous.