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"With its area of 547,030 square km, France has 1,027,183 km of serviceable roadway. France is also a very popular tourist destination: people come to visit famous vineyards, ski resorts and of course Paris, one of the world's most beautiful and romantic cities." |
France (French: France) is an accessible country first appearing in Euro Truck Simulator.
Although the whole of France appears on the map, only the eastern part is featured in the initial Euro Truck Simulator 2. France was expanded with 15 new cities in the Vive la France! DLC, released on 5 December 2016, fills up most of the country.
The country is bordered by Belgium to the north, Luxembourg and Germany to the northeast, Switzerland to the east, Italy to the southeast and Spain to the south. In real life, it also shares borders with the microstates Andorra and Monaco.
The base game part of France was reworked in the update 1.26.
Toll system[edit | edit source]
While France is just like most other countries in Euro Truck Simulator, the sequel game – Euro Truck Simulator 2 – introduces toll booths on French Autoroutes, which are common in real-life France. The reason for extensive road-tolling in France is that the French government conceded the exploitation of most of the motorways to private companies, which in turn charges users to maintain the networks.
Accessible Cities[edit | edit source]
The Port of Calais, Paris, Lyon and Bordeaux are featured in Euro Truck Simulator.
8 French cities (including Paris, Lyon and Calais proper) are featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2 base game, while the Vive la France! DLC brings back Bordeaux along with 14 others (6 more cities were added in the update 1.36). In total, 29 French cities are featured in ETS 2, making France the country with the highest number of accessible in-game cities.
| City Name | Image | First Game | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ajaccio | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 Ferry to Sassari |
| Bastia | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 |
| Bonifacio | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 |
| Bordeaux | 
|
ETS 1 | |
| Bourges | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Brest | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Calais | 
|
ETS 2 | Ferry and train to Dover Will be rebuilt in update 1.39 |
| Calvi | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 |
| Clermont-Ferrand | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Dijon | 
|
ETS 2 | Reworked in update 1.37 |
| La Rochelle | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Le Havre | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Le Mans | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| L'Île-Rousse | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 |
| Lille | 
|
ETS 2 | Rebuilt in update 1.38 |
| Limoges | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Lyon | 
|
ETS 1 | |
| Marseille | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Ferry to Porto-Vecchio |
| Metz | 
|
ETS 2 | Reworked in update 1.37 |
| Montpellier | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Nantes | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Nice | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Paris | 
|
ETS 1 | Capital Rebuilt in update 1.26 |
| Porto-Vecchio | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Added in update 1.36 Ferry to Marseille |
| Reims | 
|
ETS 2 | Rebuilt in update 1.37 |
| Rennes | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | |
| Roscoff | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France | Ferry to Plymouth |
| Strasbourg | 
|
ETS 2 | Reworked in update 1.37 |
| Toulouse | 
|
ETS 2 Vive la France |
Roads[edit | edit source]
ETS 1[edit | edit source]
6 Euroroutes are featured in Euro Truck Simulator.
| E5 | E15 | E44 | E50 |
|---|---|---|---|
 E15 – Bordeaux |
 Belgium – Lyon – Spain |
 E15 – E402 |
 Paris – Germany |
| E62 | E70 | E80 | E402 |
 E15 – Switzerland |
 E15 – Italy |
 E5 – E15 – Italy |
 E15 – Calais |
ETS 2[edit | edit source]
At least 41 Autoroutes and 6 Route Nationales are featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2. There are also 4 ring roads around large cities that are signed on ETS 2.
Autoroutes
| A1 | A2 | A3 | A4 | A6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Paris (A3 - N104) |
 A26 - Belgium |
 Paris (city - A1) |
 Paris - Strasbourg |
 Lyon - A10 (Paris) |
| A7 | A8 | A9 | A10 | A11 |
 A8 (Marseille) - Lyon |
 Italy - A7 (Marseille) |
 A7 (Marseille) - A61 |
 A630 (Bordeaux) - Paris |
 Nantes - A10 (Paris) |
| A13 | A16 | A20 | A23 | A25 |
 A84 - Paris |
 A1 (Paris) - A25 (Lille) |
 A62 (Toulouse) - A71 (Bourges) |
 Lille - A2 |
 A16 - A23 (Lille) |
| A26 | A28 | A29 | A31 | A35 |
 A4 (Reims) - A2 (Paris) |
 A10 - A11 (Le Mans) - A13 (Le Havre) |
 A13 (Le Havre) - A26 |
 A6 (Dijon) - Luxembourg |
 Switzerland - Strasbourg |
| A36 | A41 | A43 | A47 | A51 |
 A6 (Dijon) - A35 |
 A43 - Switzerland |
 Lyon - Italy |
 A7 (Lyon) - A72 |
 A7 (Marseille) - minor road |
| A55 | A61 | A62 | A71 | A72 |
 Marseille |
 A9 - Toulouse |
 Toulouse - A630 (Bordeaux) |
 A75 (Clermont-F.) - A10 (Bourges) |
 A47 - A89 |
| A75 | A81 | A83 | A84 | A89 |
 A9 (Montpellier) - A71 (Clermont-F.) |
 Rennes - A11 (Le Mans) |
 A10 (La Rochelle) - Nantes |
 Rennes - A13 |
 A72 (Clermont-Ferrand) - A630 (Bordeaux) |
| A104 | A311 | A630 | A710 | A750 |
 A4/N104 - A1 (Paris) |
 Dijon |
 Bordeaux |
(Image coming soon) Clermont-Ferrand - A89 |
(Image coming soon) Montpellier - A75 |
| A837 | ||||
 A10 - La Rochelle |
Route Nationales
| N12 | N104 | N118 | N165 |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rennes - Brest |
 A10/A6 - A4/A104; A1-A16 |
 A10 - Paris (Poissy) |
 Nantes - Brest |
| N184 | N230 | N356 | |
 A16 - Paris (Poissy) |
(Image coming soon) Bordeaux |
 Lille |
City Ring Roads
- Bordeaux: Rocade de Bordeaux
- Paris: Boulevard Périphérique
- Rennes: Rocade de Rennes
- Toulouse: Périphérique de Toulouse
Speed limits[edit | edit source]
The speed limits for France in ETS2 are as follows. Speeds apply to both cars and trucks unless otherwise specified:
- Highways: 90 km/h for trucks, 130 km/h for cars (reduced to 110 km/h in case of rain, 50 km/h if visibility is inferior to 50m).
- Minor roads: 90 km/h for vehicles under 3,5 tons, 80 km/h for trucks. 70 km/h is enforced on narrow stretches and near junctions.
- Cities and Towns: 50 km/h for all traffic. Small towns are often 30 km/h.
- Tolls: Speeds decrease upon approach, from 70 km/h down to 30 km/h at the toll gates. The exit speed from the toll plaza is at the highway limit.
- Other areas: Speeds are limited to 70 km/h when approaching or passing the cities of Lille and Reims, amongst other places. Border control areas are limited to 60 km/h around the vicinity of the crossing.
- Most French cities, such as Roscoff, have radar speed signs which display the vehicle's speed as it passes by, pictured in the game, as well in the same way as in real life.
If you pass them under the limit, they display "MERCI" (Thanks). You will see a "PRUDENCE RALENTIR" (Caution Reduce Speed) message when you pass the sign over the limit.
See also[edit | edit source]
 France
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|---|---|---|
| Cities | ETS 1: Bordeaux - Lyon - Paris
ETS 2: Calais - Dijon - Lille - Lyon - Metz - Paris (Center, Gonesse, Poissy) - Reims - Strasbourg Vive la France! DLC: Ajaccio - Bastia - Bonifacio - Bordeaux - Bourges - Brest - Calvi - Civaux - Clermont-Ferrand - Golfech - La Rochelle - Le Havre - Le Mans - L'Île-Rousse - Limoges - Marseille (La Mède) - Montpellier - Nantes - Nice - Paluel - Porto-Vecchio - Rennes - Roscoff - Saint-Alban-du-Rhône - Saint-Laurent - Toulouse (Blagnac) | |
| Roads | Autoroutes | A1 - A2 - A3 - A4 - A6 - A7 - A8 - A9 - A10 - A11 - A13 - A16 - A20 - A23 - A25 - A26 - A28 - A29 - A31 - A35 - A36 - A41 - A43 - A47 - A51 - A55 - A61 - A62 - A71 - A72 - A75 - A81 - A83 - A84 - A89 - A104 - A311 - A620 - A630 - A710 - A750 - A837 |
| Routes Nationale | N12 - N104 - N118 - N165 - N184 - N230 - N356 | |
| Périphérique / Rocade | Bordeaux - Paris - Rennes - Toulouse | |
