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Tips from Bison Futé to avoid traffic jams during the Christmas weekend and their forecasts

Tips from Bison Futé to avoid traffic jams during the Christmas weekend and their forecasts

Bison Futé: Forecasts and advice to avoid traffic jams during the Christmas weekend

\n\nLike every year, Bison Futé shares its forecast for the Christmas weekend. This is a busy time on the roads, with thousands of drivers heading home for the holidays. To help you avoid caps and reach your destination on time, here's what you need to know. \n\n

Bison Smart Forecast for the Christmas weekend

\n\nAccording to Smart Bison, road traffic will be particularly dense this Christmas weekend. The Friday before Christmas is expected to be very busy nationally with a risk of significant traffic jams in major cities but also on the roads leading to ski resorts. \n\nSaturday is also classified as black in the direction of departures in certain regions. However, the situation should calm down on Sunday, although slowdowns are expected. \n\n

Risk areas

\n\nBison Futé also anticipates difficulties on several major roads. Among them, the A7 between Lyon and Orange, the A6 leaving Paris, the A10 between Paris and Orléans, the A31 in the Nancy - Lyon direction and of course access to the major ski resorts.\n\n

Tips to avoid caps

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Choose the right time to travel

\n\nIt is advisable to avoid rush hours, generally between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., as well as the late afternoon between 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. If possible, travel in the evening or very early in the morning to avoid peak times.\n\n

Prepare your itinerary in advance

\n\nThe Bison Futé website offers a real-time traffic map, which is very useful for planning your route and possibly modifying it depending on the situation.\n\n

Stay informed on the road

\n\nMany mobile apps, like Waze or Coyote, can help you stay informed about traffic in real time. It is also advisable to keep your radio on to listen to traffic information bulletins.\n\n

Conclusion

\n\nAnticipation is the key to avoiding caps during the Christmas weekend. By being informed and planning your trip carefully, you can reach your destination with peace of mind. Have a good trip! \n\n