This is a sign you need to see more and more often if you live on the outskirts of the city: symbol P+R. Park and Ride in English, Parking Relais in French. This saying refers to these new places set up around the cities in conditions of urban sprawl. Traffic in the city is becoming more and more difficult, not to mention ZEP. Sometimes it is very difficult to get to the city center. The authorities are trying to solve this problem. With some parking spaces that facilitate the use of public transport. The idea is to park your car on the outskirts of the city and then take a train, bus, tram or bike to get to the city centre. What about saving time on the roadand you don’t have to worry about it anymore find a place

Even more places available

It common in Franceand in Ile-de-France. Ile-de-France Mobilités (formerly STIF), transport operator for the entire region, continues the “Label Parking Relais” program. Launched in 2016, it allowed creation of 21,695 places. Extends to 77 parking lots Ile-de-France public transport network. To benefit from this, you must have a Navigo pass annual. AND Imagine an R card over 18 or a Navigo annual subscription. IDF Mobilités plans build 10,000 additional seats by 2028located in 77 parking lots.

Multiple goals

In an ecological approach, the operator promises to use more responsible materialsand landscaping of parking lots. He also wants to install more terminals for electric vehicles. And they set it up discounted rates on weekends or some pollution peaks especially. Work will begin in the first quarter: construction will begin 6,000 places in 14 cities of Ile-de-France. These are the following cities: Coulommiers (77), Ecuen-Ezanville (95), Goossenville (95), Liessen-Moissy (77), Meulin (77), Palaiseau (91), Saint-Michel-sur-Orges (91) . ), Savigny-le-Temple-Nandy (77), Torcy (77), Valmondois (95), Marolles-en-Hurepoix (91), Noisiel (77), Les Mureaux (78), Villepinte-Parc-Sausset (93 ) ).