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Traffic Restrictions 2021 HEAVY GOODS VEHICLES Schedule 2021 TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS ACCORDING TO NETWORKS Île-de-France Reminder of general Days and timings Throughout Rhône-Alpes traffic restrictions of traffic restrictions the network Paris > Rest of France Rest of France > Paris on the entire network st (except the Ile-de-France) Friday 1 January 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 Saturday 2 January 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 06-10 and 22-24 22-24 Days of traffic Timings restrictions of traffic Saturday 6 February 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 22-24 07-18 and 22-24 BISON FUTÉ restrictions Saturday 13 February 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 22-24 07-18 and 22-24 - Saturday Saturday 20 February 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 22-24 07-18 and 22-24 - Day before a public 22.00 - 24.00 Saturday 27 February 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 22-24 07-18 and 22-24 ans holidays Saturday 6 March 22-24 10-18 and 22-24 22-24 07-18 and 22-24 - Sunday 00.00 - 22.00 - Public holidays Saturday 3 April 22-24 10-24 22-24 22-24 - Saturdays that are also Sunday 5 April – Easter 00-24 00-24 00-24 00-24 public holidays Monday 6 April – Easter Monday 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 HEAVY GOODS 00.00 - 24.00 - Sundays that are also Tuesday 6 April - - 06-10 - days before public holydays Friday 30 April 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 st VEHICLES Saturday 1 May – Labor Day 00-24 00-24 00-24 00-24 Complementary trafic Sunday 2 May 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 prohibitions Friday 7 May 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 Traffic Saturday 8 May – Victory of May 8, 1945 00-24 00-24 00-24 00-24 Days of traffic restrictions Timings of traffic Sunday 9 May 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 restrictions restrictions Wednesday 12 May 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 Winter in Rhône-Alpes 7:00 - 18:00 Thursday 13 May – Ascension Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 6, 13, 20 and 27 February and 6 March 22:00 - 24:00 Friday 14 May - - 06-10 - Saturday 22 May 22-24 10-24 22-24 22-24 Summer throughout the network Sunday 23 May – Whit 00-24 00-24 00-24 00-24 7.00 - 19.00 24 and 31 July Monday 24 May – Whit Monday 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 7, 14 and 21 August Tuesday 25 May - - 06-10 - Tuesday 13 July 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 2021 Specific timetables bans in Île-de-France Wednesday 14 July – Bastille Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 Thursday 15 July - - 06-10 - integrating gene- Saturday 24 July 07-19 07-19 07-19 07-19 ral regulations Paris Rest and excluding of Saturday 31 July 07-19 07-19 07-19 07-19 the five Rest France Saturdays of of France Paris Saturday 7 August 07-19 07-19 07-19 07-19 the summer holidays Saturday 14 August 07-19 07-19 07-19 07-19 Sunday 15 August - Assomption Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 Monday and 6:00 - Monday 16 August - - 06-10 - Days after public - 10:00 holidays Saturday 21 August 07-19 07-19 07-19 07-19 16:00 - Friday 21:00 Sunday 31 October 00-24 00-24 00-24 00-24 st 10:00 - Monday 1 November - All Saints’ Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 18:00 22:00 - Saturday 22:00 - 24:00 Tuesday 2 November - - 06-10 - 24:00 Wednesday 10 November 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 Sunday Thursday 11 November – Armistice Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 0:00 - 0:00 - and public 24:00 24:00 Friday 12 November - 16-21 06-10 - holidays Friday 24 December 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 Days before 16:00 - 22:00 - public holidays 24:00 24:00 Saturday 25 December – Christmas Day 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 Friday 26 December 00-22 00-24 00-24 00-22 Collective transport Friday 31 December 22-24 16-24 22-24 22-24 of children is not allowed Saturdays 31 July and 21 August Please download the Bison Futé app on your smartphone sur internet : www.bison-fute.gouv.fr sur mobile : m.bison-fute.gouv.fr DGITM/PLA/09024-11-GB - Février 2021 009024-11_BisonFute_Brochure_vehicules_lourds_GB_2021.indd9024-11_BisonFute_Brochure_vehicules_lourds_GB_2021.indd PPlanchelanche 1 ssurur 8 - PPagesages ((16,16, 11)) 117/03/20217/03/2021 110:41:540:41:54 Contents Applicable regulations TRAFFIC BANS 3 Order of 2 July 1982 amended by the order of 18 May 2009, General traffic ban 3 which mainly establishes a new definition of the transport of children. Complementary traffic bans 3 Order of 11 July 2011 on the prohibition of vehicles carrying goods during certain periods. Order of 27 November 2020 on complementary traffic pro- EXEMPTIONS 6 Decree of 30 July 2008 hibitions for 2021 for vehicles carrying goods. Televisions, video games consoles Permanent exemptions 6 Order of 30 December 2020 on the days prohibited for 2021 and DVD players for children's public transport. Use prohibited while driving. Non- compliance with these regulations Decree of 17 september 2018 defining the application of Prefectoral exemptions 6 is considered as a class 4 offence, the decisions announced at the Interministerial committee confiscation of the appliance and of road safety of 9 January 2018. loss of two points. PERMANENT TRAFFIC BANS 8 Order of 29 September 2008 on the high visibility jacket. Order of 30 September 2008 on emergency warnings for vehicles. PROHIBITIONS APPLIED IN BORDERING COUNTRIES 10 Reflective safety jacket and emergency warning triangle SPECIFIC TRANSPORT 12 (Decree of 30 July 2008) They are mandatory in all vehicles with full bodywork registered Public transport for children 12 in France and all foreign vehicles travelling in France. Applicable regulations must be complied with. The conformity of the jacket Exceptional transport 12 is certified by the EC marking; the conformity of the triangle is certified by the E 27 R mark. Non-compliance with these obli- Transporting logs (roundwood) 13 gations is considered as a class 4 offence (Set fine of 135 euros, Receive news updates, direct reduced fine of 90 euros). In the event of particularly severe weather-related traffic disruption, STORM PLANS 14 Bison Futé offers road transporters the opportunity to receive, free of charge and in real time, via e-mail, information on the imposition and APPLICABLE REGULATIONS 15 lifting of traffic prohibitions on the national road network. SCHEDULE OF SPECIAL TRAFFIC BANS 16 Suscribe to "Transporters offer " on www.bison-fute.gouv.fr (Data access > subscribe :Down- load the bulletin of subscription). drive reduce reduce reduce slower accidents CO costs 2 2 15 009024-11_BisonFute_Brochure_vehicules_lourds_GB_2021.indd9024-11_BisonFute_Brochure_vehicules_lourds_GB_2021.indd PPlanchelanche 2 ssurur 8 - PPagesages ((2,2, 115)5) 117/03/20217/03/2021 110:42:120:42:12 Bad weather Traffic bans plans General and complementary traffic bans relate to vehicles or combination vehicles with a gross vehicle weight exceeding info Bad weather plans are prepared by road operation services in 7.5 tons, assigned to the road transport of dangerous and non- case of weather crisis situations caused by snow or black ice. info dangerous goods, excluding specific vehicles and agricultural Public holidays in France in 2021 These plans are also known as snow plans or snow and black machinery and devices. ice plans. Stopping distance • New Year’s day : Friday 1st January At 50 km/h, on a dry road, a heavy • Easter : Monday 5 April goods vehicle needs 44 m to stop, General traffic ban These plans mainly aim to ensure the safety of road users and as compared with at least 100 m • Labour day : Saturday 1st May This ban applies all year long, to the entire national road ensure smooth traffic flow, preventing roads and motorways on a road covered with a thin layer • Victory day 1945 : Saturday 8 May from becoming jammed. Special action is taken for this purpose: of snow. network : priority sanding or snow clearing for key itineraries; traffic Saturday 22:00 until Sunday 22:00 ; • Ascension : Thursday 13 May control; creation of advisory diversions, possible closing of roads the day prior public holidays from 22:00 to 22:00 • Pentecost Monday : Monday 24 May sections or motorways in case of traffic jams... the next day. • National Day : Wednesday 14 July Some provisions relate more directly to heavy goods vehicles and • Assumption : Sunday 15 August prohibit access to snow-covered areas downstream viastorage • All Saint’ day : Monday 1st measures. These downstream measures will avoid a complete Complementary traffic bans road jam, and will simplify the use of snow clearing machinery November or, if necessary, the access of rescue services. These bans apply to part of the Rhône-Alpes network in winter • Armistice 1918 : Thursday 11 (see page 4) and to the entire national road network in summer. November Simplifying the work of winter machinery compliance with • Christmas : Saturday 25 December certain instructions such as not overtaking snow ploughs, not changing lane or not overtaking on a road with snow or black ice is recommended. Winter in Rhône-Alpes For driving on snow-covered roadway… Saturday 6 february Sunday 7 february "If a road has three or more lanes assigned to one direction, drivers of vehicles with a gross vehicle weight rating excee- Saturday 13 february Sunday 14 february 7:00 - 18:00 ding 3.5 tons or combination vehicles with a length exceeding 0:00 - 22:00 7 metres are prohibited from using any lane other than the two Saturday 20 february22:00 - 24:00 Sunday 21 february lanes located nearest to the right edge of the road, unless it is Saturday 27 february Sunday 28 february necessary to use other lanes in view of preparing for a change of direction, in which case disturbance to general traffic flow Saturday 6 march Sunday 7 march must be limited as far as possible..." (art.
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