Reserved Olympic and Paralympic lanes to be removed

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Updated on 16/07/2024

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Reserved lane for the Paris 2024 Games
Crédit photo : Jean-Baptiste Gurliat / Ville de Paris

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From July 15 to September 11, and as part of the Paris 2024 Games, certain roads include a lane reserved solely for accredited vehicles (athletes, official delegations, emergency vehicles, public transport, etc.). This includes part of the Paris ring road and certain inner-city streets.
From July 15 to September 11, and around the clock, 185 kilometers of road on the national road network, as well as in Paris, are affected by the implementation of Olympic and Paralympic lanes. The road in question is not closed, but one of its lanes is reserved exclusively for vehicles accredited for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Some lanes that were reopened during the inter-Games period will be reactivated on Thursday August 22.

Roads impacted

Ring road, ring road and Parisian roads

  • boulevard circulaire (La Défense) ;
  • boulevard périphérique (from Porte de Vanves to Porte de Bercy, passing through the north);
  • Parisian roads: most of the Olympic and Paralympic roads are concentrated around certain competition venues. They include boulevard de Bercy, avenue de la Porte-de-la-Chapelle, quai des Tuileries, cours Albert-Ier and the access roads: avenue Marceau, avenue de la Grande-Armée, porte Maillot.
For details of all the sections of Paris concerned by the Olympic and Paralympic routes, consult the decree published in the Journal Officiel.
You can also view the routes concerned on an interactive map.
All the information from the Préfecture de Police on the Olympic lanes on this site
Special signage
The lanes reserved for accredited vehicles will be indicated by road signs and road markings bearing the words "Paris 2024" or the Olympic and Paralympic Games logo.

Freeways and trunk roads

  • A1 between Paris-Charles-de-Gaulle airport and Porte de la Chapelle ;
  • A4 between Collégien and Porte de Bercy;
  • A12 between Rocquencourt and Montigny-le-Bretonneux ;
  • A13 between Saint-Cloud and Rocquencourt ;
  • RN13 between Porte Maillot and La Défense ;
  • A86 (partially).
With the exception of the A1, the Olympic lanes reserved for accredited vehicles will be deactivated for a few days between the Olympic and Paralympic Games. For full details of the schedule and the sections concerned, visit the interactive map.

Vehicles authorized to use these lanes
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These lanes are reserved for vehicles accredited by Paris 2024 (transporting athletes, members of the official delegation…), cabs, public transport vehicles, vehicles for transporting people with reduced mobility and emergency and security vehicles.
Any other vehicle using these lanes (including bicycles or scooters) without authorization is liable to a fine of 135 euros and prosecution.

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