Saturday is also classified red in the Great West and the North in the direction of departures. Monday will be orange in the returns one.
Watch out, weekenddifficult» on the roads to be planned. For this Easter weekend, Bison Futé has classified this Friday, April 15 as red in the direction of departures. On Saturday, the traffic is classified orange at the national level but red in the Great West and the North. Corks are finally expected on Monday in the direction of returns, since it is classified orange throughout France.
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In detail, it is this Friday that the difficulties are expected to be the most significant. “Many traffic jams are expected to leave the major cities“, warns Bison Futé, which provides for a circulation “very difficult on the A7 and A9 motorways towards the south and on the A13 towards Normandy“. In Ile-de-France, expect very heavy traffic “from the end of the morning on the A6b motorways and the bypasses (BP and A86) which join the A6 and A10 motorways“, And this “until mid-evening“.
Saturday, “departures will be mainly in the morning and until the end of the afternoon“says Bison Futé. The traffic jams will be concentrated on the main axes towards Normandy and Brittany (A13, A11, N12, N157) and towards the Mediterranean (A7, A8, A9, A61). On the Ile-de-France side, motorists will have to take their troubles patiently from the start of the morning, “towards the toll gates of the A10 and A6 motorways“. The A13 motorway, which connects Paris to Caen via Rouen, promises to be busy from mid-morning.
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Sunday is classified green in the sense of departures as well as returns. And on this holiday Monday, slowdowns will appear in the direction of returns at the end of the morning, “near coastal areas“, and “will gradually approach the major cities“says Bison Futé. End of the difficulties to be expected around 8 p.m. near metropolitan areas in the region. In Ile-de-France, these will last “throughout the afternoon until late in the evening on the A10, A6 and A13 motorways“.
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