Genas: Residents Consulted on the Future of Jean Bornicat Street

A traffic study confirms the street's use as a transit route, paving the way for improvements to enhance safety and living conditions.

Generic image of a residential street undergoing temporary traffic measures.
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Generic image of a residential street undergoing temporary traffic measures.

Residents of Genas were consulted on October 29th about the future of Jean Bornicat Street, following a traffic study revealing its use as a transit route.

A traffic study conducted on Jean Bornicat Street confirms its frequent use as a transit route by many motorists. In response, several development options are being considered to improve the quality of life for residents and the safety of travel in this area of Genas.
Among the solutions being studied are various adjustments to the traffic plan, with the aim of reducing transit traffic while preserving access to neighborhoods, public facilities, and future housing projects.
Before any final decision is made, the City of Genas wishes to continue the consultation process. A test phase will be implemented from December 2026 to early February 2027. This experiment will allow for an on-site evaluation of the effects of the planned arrangements on traffic flow and potential rerouting.
Following this experimental period, another consultation meeting will be organized to present the observed results and gather residents' opinions before any final decision is made.
Based on information from the official source: Mairie de Genas (30/10/2026)