FFC bike circuit no. 4: on the Tour de France roads (small loop)

EQUIPMENT

-Wear an approved helmet

-Check the condition of your tires

-Take a repair kit for punctures

-Prefer at least one flashing LED light to attach to the seat post to be seen by motorists, especially in the small tunnels common in the Metropolis

Emergency number: 112

BASIC RULES

-Choose a route adapted to your physical condition, do not overestimate your abilities

-Check the mountain weather and pass opening before leaving

-Remember to carry identity and an emergency contact number

-Respect traffic lights

-Prefer bike paths when they exist, i.e. a sign may require this :

-Respect the environment and other road users

GOOD PRACTICES FOR RIDING IN A GROUP

-Riding two abreast is permitted, but single file is required :

-In case of breakdown, move to the roadside, not on the road

-At stop signs, yellow or red lights (steady or flashing), the group must stop fully.

-Communicate with the group using verbal and hand signals to warn of obstacles or vehicles. A simple gesture or word can prevent a fall or accident.

Nice is served by highway A8 “La Provençale”, coming from Aix-en-Provence in the West and the border to the East. To reach the city center, five exits have been arranged to go directly to the neighborhood of your choice :

High speed and express trains (TGV, Corail train) connect the Côte d'Azur to all French regions and major cities in Europe.

Find bus lines at: https://www.lignesdazur.com

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"Leisure practical" circuit (FFC color: blue)