Important information

Is La Plagne still accessible by car?

✅ Yes, the Ponserand tunnel (upstream from Moûtiers) has been changed to two-way traffic on one lane to ensure access while the normal lane is being made safe. La Plagne is therefore accessible by car, but traffic conditions in the area will remain poor.
 

I have to leave La Plagne this weekend

🕐 Preferred timetable:

• Modify your usual timetable as much as possible by anticipating or shifting your departure as much as possible to avoid rush hour. 
• Saturday looks set to be a black day, especially between 9am and 9pm in Moûtiers. Staggering departures and arrivals will help avoid saturation of the road network. Crossing Moûtiers before 9am is recommended.
• Thursday evening or Friday morning should be quieter on the roads.

📋Prepare for longer journeys: 

• Make sure you have a minimum range when passing Aime-la-Plagne. 
• For long journeys, plan to book ‘stopover’ accommodation along the way whenever possible.
• Before setting off, pack food and drink to ensure you have a minimum of autonomy, as well as warmth (blanket, duvet), something to keep you occupied and a mobile phone to recharge (external battery, etc.).

ℹ️ Keep informed:

• Keep abreast of traffic conditions 
• ⚠️ Stay on the main routes and do not follow suggestions for alternative routes from GPS⚠️

❄️ Practical information:

• Make sure you have special winter equipment (chains, snow tyres, socks).
   

I'm coming to La Plagne this weekend 

🕐 Preferred timetable:

• Modify your usual timetable as much as possible by anticipating or shifting your departure as much as possible to avoid peak times. 
• Saturday looks set to be a black day, especially between 9am and 9pm in Moûtiers. Staggering departures and arrivals will help avoid saturation of the road network. It is advisable to cross Moûtiers before 9am
• Consider taking the train whenever possible. SNCF Sud Est is increasing its rail capacity with almost 4,000 extra seats between Friday 7 and Monday 10 February 2025. Additional trains are planned for the rest of the school holidays.

📋Anticipate the lengthening of your journeys : 

• Make sure you have a minimum range of 150 kilometres when passing Albertville. 
• Plan a meal for the first evening in case of a late arrival. 
• Contact your accommodation provider to find out about reception times and arrangements for handing over the keys in the event of a late arrival. 

ℹ️ Keep informed:

Keep abreast of traffic conditions ⚠️ Stay on the main routes and do not follow suggestions for alternative routes from GPS⚠️

❄️ Practical information:

Make sure you have special winter equipment (chains, snow tyres, socks).

Is there an emergency reception and accommodation plan?

✅ Yes, activation on Friday 7/02, Saturday 8/02 and Sunday 9/02 throughout the destination, with provision of picot beds, drinks, in heated rooms.

🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 This service is available to customers : 
- who have returned their accommodation and are forced to delay their departure due to blocked traffic conditions. 
- who anticipate their arrival and need a buffer before collecting their keys, or who arrive too late to access their accommodation.

👉 Rooms open :

Altitude
Salle omnisport à Plagne Centre - rond point de Plagne Centre.
Salle des congrès de Belle Plagne.

Montalbert
Salle Alto

Vallée
Salle polyvalente de Macot - route d'Aime à Macot
Gymnase d’Aime 

How can you stay informed in real time?

👇  Department website, radio and social networks complete this page: 

• On the département's website: savoie-route.fr
• Via the local radio stations R’La Plagne (101.5 FM), Ici Pays de Savoie (103.9 FM), et Autoroute Info (107.7 FM) 
• Via La Plagne's social networks (Instagram)