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Traveling safely on the motorway with your pet
With over 1,800 km of motorway network operating in the Normandy, Hauts-de-France, and Grand Est regions, Sanef supports thousands of motorists every day. If you're traveling with a pet, a few precautions are essential to ensure their safety and make your journey more enjoyable, whether you're traveling on the A13 toward Caen, the A1 toward Lille, or the A4 to Strasbourg, for example. -
Freezing rain: all our advice on the road
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The safety corridor
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A car going the wrong way on the motorway: what to do?
While traveling on the Sanef group network and you encounter a vehicle traveling in the wrong direction on the motorway? Although it can be difficult to know how to react in an emergency while ensuring the safety of your passengers and that of other motorway users, here are our tips and reflexes to best avoid an accident! -
Tiredness and drowsiness at the wheel
Against fatigue at the wheel, only one solution: the break. Fatigue and drowsiness at the wheel are the cause of one in three fatal accidents. They remain the leading causes of death on the highway. At the wheel, you can't fight against fatigue and sleep: no miracle, the only remedy is to take a break. -
Driving on a 3-lane motorway
On a three-lane motorway the driving rules are the same as on a two-lane motorway: drivers must use the rightmost lane when it is free. The middle lane, like the left one, must be used only for overtaking. -
Snow tyres on motorways
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Safety distances on motorways
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Caravans and trailers on motorways
Just as when you drive a fully loaded car on holiday, the extra weight of a caravan or trailer means that you need to adapt your driving. Handling, braking distances and safety distances from other vehicles, towing a caravan or trailer on the motorway changes many parameters. Here is everything you need to know to be safe and in order! -
Motorway speed limit in France
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SOS Autoroute: your App. motorway road safety
SOS Autoroute is the "orange" emergency call terminal, which is in your phone and facilitates the arrival of intervention teams in the event of a breakdown, accident or difficulty on the motorway. -
All schuss on the slopes... all soft on the road!
The mountain, that you win ! But to reach your destination, do not go off-road: follow our advice to travel with complete peace of mind. -
Operating regulations
The use of the Sanef and Sapn networks is subject to the operating regulations which can be consulted on this page (FR). -
Why and how do we put salt on the motorways in winter?
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How do I adjust my driving when there is ice or snow on the motorway?