Driving adaptation in Sophia Antipolis
Sophia Antipolis, a technology park spread over several towns between Antibes and Valbonne, is home to many employees from abroad. Life there depends heavily on the car: this is often where driving becomes a condition of settling in.
What surprises new arrivals
Roundabout after roundabout
The park is served by a network of departmental roads full of roundabouts. Mastering them, at any time of day, is the first goal for most of our drivers.
Rush hour
Access roads fill up morning and evening. Learning to anticipate, merge without hesitation and keep your distance makes the daily commute far less tiring.
The A8
The motorway links the park to Nice, Cannes and the airport. Merging, lane choice and reading the signs are practised in real conditions.
Country roads
Between villages, roads are often narrow and poorly lit: a different kind of driving from big cities, which many have never faced.
On the routes you actually drive
We work on your commute, the school run and trips to Nice Côte d’Azur airport. Every programme starts with an on-road assessment.
Start with a first call
Thirty minutes to review your situation or your employees’, in English, French or Arabic.