Olympic and Paralympic routes on the roads

185 km of lanes on the roads around Paris will be reserved for the circulation of accredited vehicles to transport athletes, accredited journalists, or even official delegations as well as emergency and security vehicles, taxis, ambulances or even public transport.

To remember

Olympic lanes are activated from July 15. Please note: not all of these routes will be deactivated between the two Olympics, see the calendar.
Only Paris 2024 accredited vehicles are authorized to borrow them. Remember to check with Paris 2024 if your vehicle is accredited.
Cyclists and scooters are not authorized to take the Olympic path
The other routes remain passable for all
The Games Pass does not allow you to take these reserved lanes

Affected pathways and activation schedule

Persons authorized to use the Olympic routes

Signage

The roads affected by the Olympic routes

These Olympic routes provide direct service to the competition sites in order to facilitate the journeys of accredited people.

They appear in blue on the interactive map: click here.

Please note, the card does not take into account the deactivation periods between the two Olympics.

Sections concerned and activation dates:

Axes concerned	Activation date
A1 between Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Porte de la Chapelle	From July 15 to September 11
A4 between Collégien and Porte de Bercy	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 30 to September 8
A12 between Rocquencourt and Montigny le Bretonneux	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 27 to September 8
A13 between Saint-Cloud and Rocquencourt	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 27 to September 8
RN13 between Porte Maillot and La Défense	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 27 to September 8
Circular boulevard (Defense)	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 22 to September 11
Outlying street, from Porte de Sèvres to Porte de Bercy	From July 15 to August 13 then from August 22 to September 11
A86 (partially) and certain Parisian axes	From July 15
A104 : between Collégien and Saint-Thibault-des-Vignes	From July 15

Note for the ring road : the Porte Maillot exits indoors and Bois de Boulogne exits outdoors are exclusively dedicated to reserved lanes and are therefore prohibited for unauthorized users.

Find all the details of the Olympic routes, by municipality, road axis and section

These lanes only include one lane on the main road. The other routes are accessible to non-accredited users.

Please note that the speed on the axes affected by a reserved lane (RN13, A1, A4, A12 and A13) will be lowered for the duration of their activation: sections at 110km/h will be reduced to 90km/h.

Signage dedicated to the Olympic routes

Road signage (signs and ground markings) relating to lanes and portions of lanes reserved for certain vehicles for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games are in place for the period from July 1, 2024 to September 15, 2024 inclusive. These signage elements include either the Games logo or explicitly the words “Paris 2024” to be understood by everyone.

Find out more on the website of the Ministry of the Interior and Overseas Territories

Static and dynamic signaling	Markings

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