Please note DSV is not an official partner or supporter of the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. these pages is to inform you about the impacts of situation and solutions that DSV is putting in place for you.
This summer, Paris is hosting the Olympic Games 2024, it's an honour for our country to receive athletes and visitors from all over the world.
In this context, it is essential for our country to coordinate all the events and maintain the fluidity of national operations. At our level, DSV in France will be in charge of keeping supply chains up and running by reducing traffic disruption caused by the Olympic Games as much as possible.
Dates of the Olympic Games
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Olympic Games Paris 2024 |
Paralympic Games Paris 2024 |
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From July 27th to August 12th |
From August 29th to September 9th |
This fast-moving situation will require us to inform you frequently. This is the reason why we are proposing you to access to all the operational points related to this exceptional situation.
What are the official websites for organizing the Games?
Visit the official sites related to transportation during the Olympic Games and discover the safety perimeter through entertainment maps and all departmental information near the competition sites.
Available in french Version only:
DSV Road - Last update : 16th july
Impact on your road transport
Operational status following the organisation of the Olympic Games in Paris
<p>From mid-April to the end of October, various stages such as the installation of infrastructure on the Olympic sites, the conduct of sports events, the movement of athletes and visitors, the dismantling and release of traffic axes will form a long period of disruption. During this time, the summer will be dense and traffic-intensive. We are therefore reorganizing our activities in order to better alleviate all the restrictions and we offer you the operational status below, which we will keep regularly updated.</p><p></p><p></p>
When will transport services be unavailable?
No deliveries on Friday 26 July in Paris area, especially in the departments 75, 92, 93 and 94.
How is the transportation of dangerous goods by road managed during the Olympic Games?
The transport of dangerous goods during the Games will be very restrictive.
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Blue Perimeter |
Red
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Justification |
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Transportation |
No |
No |
- |
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Transportation |
Yes |
Yes (depending on specific niches and on presentation of the Games Pass) |
- Identity card |
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Transportation |
Yes | Yes | - |
The urgency is therefore crucial. The transport of dangerous goods of basic necessity will therefore be tolerated in accordance with the above-mentioned traffic rules.
At the same time, transit via the Paris region for deliveries of hazardous materials outside the Paris region is prohibited, and it is impossible to use the A1 with a load of hazardous materials.
What are the traffic rules for hydrocarbons ?
Hydrocarbons will be able to circulate in the red zone also subject to obtaining a Red Zone Games Pass QR code.
What is the average time to obtain a QR code - Games Pass ?
The average validation time for a QR code is currently 4 days.
What are the consequences of organizing the races on the roads of France and close to the sites where DSV is located?
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Bordeaux |
From 24th July to 2th August 2024 |
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Lille |
From 27th July to 11th August 2024 |
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Lyon |
From 24th July to 9th August 2024 |
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Marseille |
From 24th July to 8th August 2024 |
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Nantes |
From 24th July to 8th August 2024 |
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Nice |
From 24th to 31th July 2024 |
What are the new dedicated lanes and additional security perimeters?
On Paris North:
- Access from Aulnay-sous-Bois via the RD 40 will be regulated
- Access to the A104 from Paris Nord 2 will remain closed throughout the period of the Olympic Games
DSV Air and Sea - Last update : 17th july
The impact on your air and sea freight
Operational status following the organisation of the Olympic Games in Paris
What traffic restrictions apply during the Olympic Games?
The day of the Opening Ceremony, it's forbidden to fly over Paris and the surrounding area from 6 p.m. to midnight, and motorised access to Paris is prohibited.
At Roissy Charles-de-Gaulle airport, airport organizations and the department plan different periods of Peak Days where the activity and the influx of people in this area will be:
- From 17 to 25/07
- From 31/07 to 04/08
- From 09 to 14/08
- From 22 to 27/08
- From 5 to 09/09
On the occasion of the Olympic Games, 185 km of roads will be reserved for vehicles accredited from the activation of the lanes on 15 July 2024 and will possibly affect air and maritime transport processed by DSV.
Which roads will be most affected in the outskirts of Paris on the occasion of the Games?
- A1 between Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Porte de la Chapelle until 11 September
- A4 between Collégien and the door of Bercy until 13 August and from 30 August to 8 September
- A12 between Rocquencourt and Montigny le Bretonneux until 13 August and from 27 August to 8 September
- A13 between Maillot Gate and Rocquencourt until 13 August and from 27 August to 8 September
- The peripheral boulevard, from the Vanves Gate to the Bercy Gate, passing north until 13 August and from 22 August to 11 September.
- The circular boulevard (La Défense) until 13 August and from 22 August to 11 September
xpress services - Last update : 17th july
Impact on our XPress services
Operational status of the consequences of the organisation of the Games on express deliveries
Our express partners are continuing to operate during the Olympic and Paralympic Games. For both businesses and private customers, deliveries and collections in Paris and the Paris region will be restricted by the measures taken by the government for this period.
During these events, many roads will be in restricted access zones. These are perimeters set up by the Préfecture de Police for security reasons.
3 types of perimeter have been defined, from the most restrictive to the least restrictive:
- The Red Zone: total exclusion zones near the Olympic and Paralympic sites, where collection and delivery will be impossible,
- The Blue Zone: partial exclusion zones in the Blue Zone, i.e. zones to which our partners will have access for delivery or collection during specific time slots,
- The Free Zone: areas where delivery and collection can take place as usual.
These zones will change on a daily basis depending on the day and the event. For this reason, delivery times may be extended.
What impact will the Games have on express delivery times?
- Premium deliveries before 09:00 will be delivered before 12:00
- Premium deliveries before 12:00 will be made before the end of the day
- Deliveries will be made within 24/48 hours (the equivalent standard delivery time)
- Standard deliveries can be extended by 48 hours
We strongly advise you to arrange collection the day before at the latest.
For imports, an additional 24/48 hours will also be required.
On opening and closing days, especially Friday 26 July, deliveries and collections will be very difficult in Paris and the Paris region.
