Aurillac: Work begins to secure 22 pedestrian crossings

The LOM law mandates parking regulations near pedestrian crossings, with work starting on October 6th in the city.

Secured pedestrian crossing in Aurillac.
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Secured pedestrian crossing in Aurillac.

The city of Aurillac begins work on Tuesday, October 6th, to secure 22 pedestrian crossings in accordance with the Mobility Orientation Law (LOM Law).

The Mobility Orientation Law (LOM Law) requires that parking areas near pedestrian crossings be brought into compliance before December 31, 2026. Article 52 of the law specifies that any parking of motorized vehicles is prohibited within 5 meters upstream of pedestrian crossings in the direction of traffic.
In Aurillac, the safety work for the 22 pedestrian crossings affected by this regulation will begin on Tuesday, October 6th.
The areas concerned by these improvements include several avenues: Avenues de la République, du 4 septembre, de la Liberté, Charles de Gaulle, des Volontaires, de Conthe, and de Tronquières. Boulevards du Pont Rouge, Georges Pompidou, Antony Joly, and Louis Dauzier are also affected, as are streets Émile et Germaine Tillion, Beauclair, Cinq Arbres, de l’Egalité, de Marmiesse, du docteur Chibret, Georges Clémenceau, and Léon Blum. Finally, Cours d’Angoulême and Place Pierre Sémard will undergo these works.
Based on information from the official source: Ville d'Aurillac (01/10/2026)