Following the requalification work on Place Jean-Jaurès, diversions have been put in place.
Work continues on the eastern sector of Place Jean-Jaurès with the complete redevelopment of the track and the southern alley which will be closed to traffic. In fact, a diversion is in place until September 2024. South of Place Jean-Jaurès to get to Boulevard Voltaire (or Côte Garenne), you will have to take the lane on your left (at rue du Puy ) then take the north lane of Place Jean-Jaurès (in front of Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes) in the opposite direction and finally the Europe roundabout. Coming from Boulevard Voltaire and to reach Place Jean-Jaurès, you must take the Europe roundabout, Boulevard Marx-Dormoy, Rue Palestro and Avenue Victor-Hugo at the end of which motorists will have to turn either to the right (towards the city center), or to the left (towards the East).
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Pedestrian access
Pedestrian access is maintained. The same goes for longitudinal parking on the north lane of Place Jean-Jaurès. A bus diversion is also in place from May 14 via boulevards de la Libération, Gabriel-Péri and Marx-Dormoy. Hence the temporary establishment of two bus stops, on either side of Boulevard Marx-Dormoy. In addition, Rue de la République will be used for deliveries and for household waste collection vehicles.
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