What changes january 2025 guide

No Parking Allowed Within 5 Meters of Crosswalks Starting January 1, 2027

Starting January 1, 2027, parking within five meters of a pedestrian crossing will be prohibited throughout France. This new measure, part of the LOM law, aims to enhance pedestrian safety across all French municipalities, with offenders facing a minimum fine of 90 euros.

What will change in France and Île-de-France in January 2026: transport, minimum wage, housing, and Navigo

January 2026 arrives with a array of changes across France and Île-de-France. Fare increases for the Navigo pass, an increase in the minimum wage, the suspension of MaPrimeRénov', and stricter technical inspections—these updates will affect everyday life for the French starting from January 1, 2026.

A further fare increase for the Navigo pass confirmed, with price hikes scheduled for 2026

The monthly Navigo pass will surpass €90 starting January 1, 2026. The Île-de-France Mobilités Board of Directors has approved a fare increase.

ZFE: Crit'Air 3 vehicles banned in Paris and the inner suburbs from January 2025

As of January 1, 2025, vehicles with a Crit'Air 3 rating will no longer be allowed to circulate in Paris and its inner suburbs (i.e. 79 communes), due to the introduction of the Greater Paris Low Emission Zone (ZFE);

Why will the town of Pierrefitte-sur-Seine disappear on January 1, 2025?

On January 1, 2025, the town of Pierrefitte-sur-Seine and its 31,000 inhabitants will officially disappear from the Seine-Saint-Denis region. Of course, it's only the name of the commune that's bidding farewell, to become part of another. Find out why!

Speed limits, interchanges, traffic, reserved lanes: what's changing in January 2025

Attention, this year we're lifting the foot off the gas! From January 1ᵉʳ 2025, a host of changes will impact traffic in Paris and elsewhere in France. Speed, ZFE, interfile, we take stock of what's changing vehicle traffic at the start of this year.

All Paris gaming clubs threatened with closure on January 1, 2025

It's an unexpected consequence of the Barnier government's censure: Paris's gaming clubs could all close their doors on January 1, 2025.

Paris is tightening its regulations on tourist rentals like Airbnb, what's changing!

The City of Paris is taking another step towards regulating tourist rentals. From January 1, 2025, principal residences will no longer be able to be rented for more than 90 days a year, compared with 120 at present. This stricter regulation will be accompanied by tighter controls and sanctions against fraudulent rentals.

Transport in Paris and the Île-de-France region: fares and new features, what's changing in 2025

From January 1ᵉʳ 2025, public transport in the Île-de-France region will be evolving, with new fares and major changes to the network. Between fare simplification, line extensions and major projects like the Grand Paris Express, let's discover together what's in store for us in 2025.

Métro-Train-RER one-way ticket at €2.50: everything you need to know before the January 1 changeover

From January 1, 2025, a one-way ticket costing €2.50 will replace the current fares for all metro, RER and regional train journeys in Paris and the Île-de-France region, regardless of the number of zones crossed. The new fare simplifies the system by reducing the number of existing combinations, making transport more accessible and easier to understand. Will the old tickets still be usable? How can you pay the lowest fare? We take a look. Airport tickets