Driving adaptation in Toulon
Toulon stretches between the sea and Mount Faron. Two motorways cross the city, traffic is dense around the port and the streets climb steeply as soon as you leave the centre: demanding ground for anyone new to driving in France.
What surprises new arrivals
A motorway under the city
The A50 from Marseille and the A57 towards Nice meet through an underground link beneath Toulon. Lane choice, distances and reading the signs are best prepared before you enter.
The port area
The naval port and the ferry links to Corsica concentrate traffic along the seafront, with flows that change with each departure.
The slopes
Above the centre, streets climb quickly to residential areas: hill starts, parking on a slope and narrow passing points are part of daily driving.
Scooters and motorbikes
Two-wheelers are numerous and filter between lanes. Checking mirrors and the blind spot before every lane change becomes a reflex.
On the routes you actually drive
We work on the routes you really use: your commute, the link to Marseille, access to Toulon-Hyères airport or the station. The first on-road assessment targets the situations that actually cause you difficulty.
Start with a first call
Thirty minutes to review your situation or your employees’, in English, French or Arabic.