Thanks to its central position in France, the Burgundy region is a great place to take a break when driving to the south of France for holidays for instance. Why not just stop there for a few days and taste the outstanding local wines?
You will for sure enjoy driving on the well-preserved Burgundian roads. The French
(online and television guide) will keep you posted about the local traffic as it can be really heavy on some days: roads are given colours according to the density of the traffic. Thanks to this information, you will be able to know if it is a good - and safe - day to travel on the French roads.
Daily Traffic level
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The traffic on the A6 motorway around Beaune accounts for more than 64,000 vehicles per day.
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Road network
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Burgundy road network is composed of 660 km of motorways and about 21,000 km of secondary roads.
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Main motorways
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Some of the major motorways in France go through Burgundy making this region easily accessible from the neighbouring European countries.
A6 "Paris-Lyon" motorway: also called Autoroute du Soleil ("Sun motorway"), the A6 goes from Paris to Lyon via Auxerre, Beaune, Chalon sur Saône, Mâcon, Villefranche-sur-Saône.
A5: between Paris and Troyes, Sens-Troyes-Auxerre axis on 238 km.
A31: from Dijon to Nancy and from Luxembourg border to Beaune, on 232 km.
A38: from Pouilly-en-Auxois to Dijon, across a channel named Canal de Bourgogne.
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Distances
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Burgundy is located just 100 km south from Paris and 80 km north from Lyon
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Useful contacts
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Car Rental:
www.hertz.fr, www.avis.fr, www.rentacar.fr, www.europcar.com, www.easycar.com
Trafic Information:
www.autoroutes-trafic.fr, www.infotrafic.com, www.bison-fute.equipement.gouv.fr
Itinaries:
www.www.viamichelin.fr, www.mappy.com, www.igg.fr
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