Work continues until 2027
For over a year, the Paris-Normandy route, between Poissy and Caen, has been operating under a free-flow toll system. However, work continues until 2027 at the old toll plazas, resulting in temporary traffic adjustments.
Areas where you travel on temporary side lanes
Sites concerned: Montesson, Bourneville (A131), Beuzeville, Quetteville (A29), Dozulé
➡️ In these areas:
- You are traveling on temporary lanes located to the right of the motorway.
- Motorway reconstruction work is underway in the center, at the site of the former toll plazas.
- The speed limit is significantly reduced for safety reasons: you are traveling at 70 km/h at the former toll plazas and at 30 km/h on the on- and off-ramps of the interchanges.
Areas where you travel on the new lanes in the center of the old toll plazas
Sites concerned: Buchelay, Incarville (A154), Heudebouville
➡️ In these areas:
- You are traveling on the new section of highway.
- Construction work is still underway in the surrounding area.
- Speed limits remain at 90 km/h, except for Incarville, where the speed limit is 30 or 50 km/h, depending on the direction of travel.
After more than a year and a half of work, the A13 motorway is now a free-flow toll between Poissy and Caen.
Since December 11, 2024, the Paris-Normandy axis has been free-flowing.
The transformation of the motorway continues, however, with another particularly visible step: the dismantling of the toll sites. Your traffic conditions may be modified during this work:
Consult your traffic conditions
On each of these sites, women and men work near the traffic lanes. Slow down and respect the signs in place. Your caution and attention of course depend on your safety and that of other drivers, but also that of the people working on our construction sites.
Phasing of the works
Further information :
- Find answers to frequently asked questions about the motorway in free flow
- What is free flow ?
- Consult our dossier about the free flow motorway Paris Normandie