The Disappearance of 'Stop' Signs in Paris 🚫
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The Disappearance of 'Stop' Signs in Paris 🚫

A Pragmatic Decision for Traffic Flow

In Paris, "Stop" signs have become a rare sight !

The last one was removed in 2013, located at the Quai Saint-Exupéry in the 16th arrondissement, near a construction materials company. 🚗

The Police Prefecture explained this removal as a "pragmatic choice" to improve traffic flow.

Instead of "Stop" signs, Paris relies on the rule of priority to the right at most intersections, even in roundabouts like the famous Place de l'Étoile. 🛣️

Source note: From the founder's own research.

Photo: Mathias Reding

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