Do you have to take your car this Sunday, September 8? Watch out for traffic restrictions on this day in the heart of Seine-Saint-Denis. This weekend, due to the Paralympic marathon , traffic conditions will be difficult by car. The The successive passages of the men's and women's marathons will block traffic in these areas. The marathon will pass through 7 communes : La Courneuve, Le Bourget, Drancy, Bobigny, Pantin, Saint-Denis and Aubervilliers, and there will be plenty of entertainment for supporters and accompanying persons from 10am, at the Parc des Jeux in La Courneuve.
For car traffic , from 3 a. From 5 a. Only the course lanes will be closed. Between 5 a. For local residents , whether pedestrians or vehicular traffic all types of vehicle , controlled access will be in place from 3am until 7am, when local residents will be prohibited from using these roads. From 8. Please note, however, that pedestrians and cyclists will be able to cross the route at various points.
On the public transport front, six tramway stations will be closed during the marathon, until 1 p. There are no connections with line Please note that lines T11 and T3b will operate normally. To find out more about the restrictions and plan your travel, consult the interactive map and details on Anticiperlesjeux.
Organizers are stressing the importance of using public transport and avoiding car travel in affected areas this weekend. Refer your establishment, click here Promote your event, click here.
Follow us:. My account. On Sunday, September 8, , the Paralympic Marathon takes place, crossing a good part of the Seine-Saint-Denis department and Paris, leading to traffic restrictions and road closures, from La Courneuve to Paris. We take a look at the situation together. Worth reading too What to do in Paris this weekend, February 1 to 2, , with children? What to do in Paris and the Ile-de-France region over the weekend of January 31, February 1 and 2, Paris Where can you watch the Paralympic marathon for free?
