Néoules implements new traffic circulation around Blaise Pascal school

The municipality is introducing traffic management measures to enhance student and family safety and improve traffic flow during school drop-off and pick-up times, starting October 22, 2026.

Generic image of a school entrance with new traffic signage.
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Generic image of a school entrance with new traffic signage.

The municipality of Néoules is implementing a new traffic circulation plan at the parking lot of the Blaise Pascal school complex starting Thursday, October 22, 2026, aiming to enhance the safety of students and families.

As part of its initiative to improve safety around schools, the municipality of Néoules is introducing a new traffic circulation system in the parking area of the Blaise Pascal school complex. This change aims to bolster the safety of students and families while promoting smoother traffic flow during class entry and exit times. The parking lot facing the town hall's forecourt will be closed to create a safer pedestrian zone immediately adjacent to the school entrance. A new one-way system is being established to better organize vehicle movements and pedestrian pathways.
This new organization is being implemented as part of an observation phase, the duration of which is not yet defined. As permanent road improvements are underway, observations made on-site will help assess the system and make necessary adjustments to best meet user needs.
The municipality thanks families for their understanding and cooperation during this adaptation period. Adhering to the new traffic circuit will directly contribute to the safety of our children and improve overall comfort around the school. Parents and accompanying individuals are invited to follow the attached plan, exercise vigilance during their travels, and share their observations to aid in the continuous improvement of the system.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Néoules (21/10/2026)