Legislation

Mountain Law 2: Get Ready for Winter!

As of November 1, 2021, 10 million residents of France’s mountainous regions are required to equip their vehicles. Tourists and visitors must also comply with these requirements. They must have winter tires or anti-skid devices, such as snow chains. In addition, Decree No. 2020-126 of October 16, 2020, will take effect this winter. The Prime […]

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Sign B26—what exactly does it mean?

A sign we often see in mountainous areas—such as near ski resorts or close to a mountain pass—the B26 sign reminds us to use equipment suitable for mountain conditions. In fact, it informs us of the locations where the use of snow chains or snow socks on vehicles with at least two driven wheels is […]

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The new European standard: EN 16662-1

Since June 2020, and in close alignment with the Mountain Law, Europe has adopted a new standard for snow chains. If you’re traveling abroad this winter, you’ll need to make sure you comply with the regulations in effect in each European country. MOUNTAIN LAW AND STANDARD EN 16662-1 The Mountain Law, or Decree No. 2020-126 […]

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Mountain Law II: Get Your Vehicle Ready for Winter with Polaire

Winter makes driving more challenging, especially in the mountains. Snow, ice, and inclement weather can quickly make the roads dangerous. That is why the Mountain Law II requires vehicles traveling in the affected areas to be equipped with appropriate gear. It thus aims to improve driver safety during the winter months. However, although this law […]

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