Since 2019, a car has been parked right next to La Défense's Grande Arche. But it's not parked properly, as it's sitting on top of a lamppost, upside down! This work by Benedetto Bufalino was intended to be temporary, but has now been installed permanently.
QR codes, credentials, protection zones: during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, it will be difficult to drive around the capital. Here are the main elements of the security plan, presented by Laurent Nuñez, Prefect of Police.
To limit air pollution in Paris, certain excessively polluting vehicles are banned from the roads. Find out more about the conditions required to drive in the capital.
What's in store for November 2023? Find out about the new rules governing the winter truce, the revaluation of pensions, car equipment in mountainous areas, and the Disney+ price list.
This Sunday, October 1, 2023, we're off to Asnières-sur-Seine to discover the beautiful vintage cars on display in front of the town's completely renovated château. For a cultural family outing, click here!
Paris Plages isn't the place to enjoy the waves. So for a weekend or a vacation, head for the beaches of northern France, less than three hours from Paris by car or train!
On October 1, 2022, the government paid a fuel allowance to workers. A second round of aid is planned for early 2023, announced Elisabeth Borne. We take stock of this allowance that has just been extended until the end of March.
According to a report from the Regional Audit Chamber, it would be better for Paris to increase residential parking fees to encourage motorists to use underground parking. Some recommendation refused by elected Parisian representatives.
Facemasks are mandatory in Paris starting Friday August 28, 2020 at 8 a.m. But does the measure also apply to cyclists and runners? After announcing that everybody was to yield to this obligation, excluding “users riding inside motor vehicles”, the police prefecture back-pedaled saying that ultimately cyclists and runners do not have to wear a mask to move around Paris and the inner suburbs of Paris.
While many music lovers are wondering when concerts will resume, Denmark and Lithuania have decided not to wait until venues can reopen to perform live music. The two European countries have opted to experiment drive-in-inspired concerts. An original solution to keep social distancing and fight against Covid-19 but not ideal for the environment.
This year again, L’Atelier Renault celebrates Make Music Day on June 21, 2017 with an event called “Let the music drive you”. Come and swing like in the 20’s, twist, sway your hips on the 70’s hits and jump on the current electro beats.
