France: an exemption from the Sunday driving ban in northern France for certain types of transports
In response to a bird flu epidemic, which has broken out in northern France, the authorities have introduced an exemption from the driving ban on Sundays and public holidays in the departments of Aisne, Nord, Oise, Pas-de-Calais and Somme until 6 January 2025. The exemption applies to vehicles (loaded or returning empty) transporting equipment, materials, products or vehicles necessary for cleaning poultry farms or places designated for this purpose.
In the event of an inspection, hauliers must provide proof that they are eligible for the exemption. A copy of the French decree must be on board the vehicle ➡ CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD.
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