Travelling safely
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The Dolce Via is a soft track meaning priority is given to eco-friendly vehicles. Anyway it can also be used by motorised vehicles mainly residents. A few rules must therefore be respected to encourage mutual respect and guarantee conviviality between users.
- Share the Smile 😃 - This lane is shared, even with motorized vehicles. Respect the traffic rules with a smile!
- Safe Crossings 🚦 - At intersections, take a break, look around, and cross with caution.
- Embrace the Chill Attitude 🐢 - Too crowded? Take your time. Relaxation is key here!
- Cleanliness Superheroes ♻️ - Use the trash cans, you have the power to preserve our smooth lane!
- Helmet for a Polished Look 🚴 - Be a stylish cyclist, wear a helmet (and it's mandatory for young cyclists under 12 years old)!
- Ding Ding, Make Some Noise 🔔 - The bell is mandatory, so make some noise!
- Dogs on Leash 🐶 - Dogs are welcome, but please keep them on a leash. Canine safety first!
- Respect the Neighbors 🏡 - Don't enter neighbors' homes without an invitation, even if the barbecue smells good. Respect private properties.
> In summer, rush hour is from 9am to 4 pm. Traffic is counted all year long. The most important traffic is located in Les-Ollières-sur-Eyrieux. 2nd place is Saint-Laurent-du-Pape, then Le Cheylard, Saint-Prix and Saint-Julien-Boutières.
WARNING
⚠️ Warning – Dolce Via ⚠️
During freezing conditions, ice may form inside the tunnels along the Dolce Via, making the surface slippery. We recommend that cyclists adjust their speed, wear appropriate equipment, and exercise extra caution.
