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 Road closures during the 2026 Tour de France

Frequently Asked Questions: Road closures during the 2026 Tour de France

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On Sunday 19 July 2026, during the 15th stage of the Tour de France, several roads in the Monts du Genevois s will be temporarily closed to traffic to ensure the safety of the race, the riders and the spectators.

On this page, you will find the provisional timings for road closures and reopenings in the towns and villages through which the Tour de France passes. This information will help you plan your journey and organise your visit on the day of the event.

The times are provided for guidance only and may be adjusted depending on how the race unfolds and instructions from the police. We recommend that you plan your journey in advance and, where possible, opt for sustainable transport options or public transport.

To make the most of this exceptional day, be sure to also check the timetables for the passage of the support convoy and the riders, as well as our advice on choosing your vantage point and accessing the route.

Frequently asked questions

Road closures in the Monts du Genevois

#1 Neydens

Road closed:

    • Route de la Forge

Caravan schedule: 14:53 – Riders’ schedule: 16:03

#1 Archamps

Road closures:

    • Chemin du Champ de la Roche
    • Chez Blondin
    • Route des Vignes du Crêt
    • Route de Chosal
    • Combes Bridge
    • Grandes Vignes
    • Bossenaz
    • Route de la Mairie
    • Blecheins Road
    • On the map
    • Chemin des Peupliers (upper and lower sections)
    • Chemin des Parais
    • Champ du Creux
    • Montagnère
    • Chotard
    • Chez Favre

Caravan schedule: 14:57 – Riders’ schedule: 16:07

#1 Collonges-sous-Salève

Road closures:

    • The road leading up to La Croisette will be closed 24 to 48 hours before the Tour passes through. The police will be on duty.

To ensure the event runs smoothly, traffic arrangements will be in place:

    • Parking prohibited from 18 July at 6.00 pm until 19 July at 6.00 pm.
        • Along the route
        • At the Coin car park (Decree A_2026_086)
        • At the car park on the Route des Rochers de Faverges (Decree A_2026_085)
    • Traffic will be prohibited on 19 July from 1.00 pm to 6.00 pm (Ordinances A_2026_095 and A_2026_100):
        • Along the route (Route de la Croisette and Route de Vovray)
        • On the Chemin du Plan
        • On the Chemin du Pacot (at the junction with the Route de Vovray)
        • On the Route du Poirier à l’Ane (at the junction with the Route de Vovray)
        • On the Chemin des Vignes (at the junction with the Route de Vovray)
        • On the Chemin de chez Grillet (at the junction with the Route de la Croisette)
        • On the Route des Rochers de Faverge (at the junction with the Route de la Croisette).

Caravan schedule: 3.03 pm – Runners’ schedule: 4.12 pm

#1 Col de la Croisette

Closed roads:

    • Access via Cruseilles or Monnetier only

Caravan schedule: 15:13 – Riders’ schedule: 16:23

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