“We are a few weeks away from the big holiday departures that will take place from the end of June to the beginning of July for many French people. We know we have come difficult period, inflation, difficulties with purchasing power. It is important that road companies make a commercial gesture, make a discount, a discount. I would like the measure to be applied from the first departures and not in the middle of July, like last year.” It is in these conditions that the Minister of Transport On Wednesday, Clément Bohn spoke in front of the RTL microphone. A call for a commercial gesture from road companies that did not remain a dead letter. Vinci Highwaymanaging most of the motorway networks in the west and south of France, thus announced a 20% off prices for some drivers.
Discount at Vinci Autoroutes
Subscription discountyou must have a Ulys Liber-t Vacances electronic badge in advance. Unlike the classic Ulys badge, this badge is designed specifically for payment with Chèques Vacances. In any case, it offers the same benefits as the classic badge, allowing circulation in France, but also optionally in Spain, Portugal and Italy. Vinci is loyal reimburse up to 20% to owners of this badge. Provided that you credit it with an amount from 50 to 250 euros. This offer will not be available valid only from June 15 to July 31, but credits can be used further. Another player has just entered the race, APRR, with his own discount.
APRR and AREA are also participating
THE Paris-Rhine-Rhone network operates freeways in eastern and central-eastern France. In the triangle between Paris, Strasbourg and Lyon. Today it joins the delivery of Vinci. It meets the same requirements as its competitor and is intended for Ulys Liber-t Vacances cardholders who pay with holiday vouchers. in addition APRR is more generous: 25% discount instead of 20% ! The method of providing the “real 20 percent”, fee rates increased by 4.75% in January 2023. The AREA network, which connects (among others) the cities of Lyon, Grenoble, Annecy, Chambéry and Valence, is also concerned.
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Source: Auto Plus
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