Safety on the course
To keep the day festive!
Important
Access to the course and festive squares is forbidden to riders and all motorized traffic (including gyropods and electric scooters), with the exception of emergency vehicles.
All animals are prohibited, except assistance dogs for the disabled.
Each participant must comply with the Highway Code and with the specific course signs, and must not stray from the official route.
> OPENING HOURS
10am to 6pm (Outside these hours, participants will drive on roads open to traffic at their own risk).
> BIKES
Ride on the right, overtake on the left
Adapt your speed to respect other road users
Courteously give warning of overtaking by any audible means
Wearing a hard-shell helmet is compulsory for children under 12 and electric-assist bicycles, and strongly recommended for adults.
> PEDESTRIANS
Walk on the right side of the road
Do not obstruct the crossing
Adapt your speed to respect other road users
> ALERT
The yellow flagmen are watching over you! When the whistle blows, slow down and put your foot down!
> ONE WAY
No U-turns!
> CHILDREN
Write your cell phone number on your child’s arm
Lost children will be accompanied to the next aid station
Persons under 18 years of age on the day of the event must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
> HEALTH
Depending on the weather, remember to bring bottled water, a cap and sun cream
A first-aid post will be available
In case ofmedical emergency, dial 18
Participants in En Rou(t)e Libre must be aware of the difficulties of the routes and the safety instructions, and be in sufficient physical condition to complete the chosen loop(s).
Emergency numbers
- 06 72 24 08 76: Organization telephone number (central HQ)
- 112: Number for all cell phones
- 114: Number for the hearing impaired
- 18: Fire number
- 15: Emergency number
- 17: Police number
A first-aid post run by the Croix Blanche de la Marne will be set up at Reuil elementary school. It can be reached on the organization’s emergency number.
