Getting AroundHeavy goods vehicle information The advantages for professionals: 100% motorway all the wayTaking the Millau Viaduct is the cheapest and most direct route for all journeys between northern and southern Europe! Shorter 52 min saved on average* By taking the viaduct, I know I'll be saving a good hour to get to Paris, and time is precious to us! Antonio A., lorry driver, transport company (52 vehicles). Barcelona, Spain. I prefer to take the viaduct rather than go through Millau. For any given weight, you can easily save forty minutes... Plus it's a nicer drive going via the A75 than via the Rhône Valley! Thierry B., lorry driver. Montpellier, France. Most of the trips we organise are towards the south of France and Spain. For us, the A75 is the holiday-season motorway. With the viaduct, we easily save half an hour on each of our trips. But beyond this reduction in transport time, the viaduct is itself a real tourist attraction. It helps make Millau a destination in itself. Jean-Paul B., coach company. Rodez, France. * For the Paris-Perpignan route, compared to the Rhône Valley. Average figures Mappy October 2015 More economical Pro-Frequency subscription €55.88 toll savings* My employer recommends routes, but I am free to decide for myself. I know if I take the A75, I pay less in toll charges. I'm saving money for my company. So my boss is happy and I've saved time! Franck P., lorry driver, refrigerated transport company (20 vehicles). Clermont-Ferrand, France. With the Millau Viaduct, the Perpignan/Paris "line" now only takes nine hours. A driver can make the trip in just one working day. Plus doing this same return trip via the A75 every week means annual savings of several thousands of euros, compared to the A6-A7-A9 route. And we're only talking about tolls here. That's a lot! Bernard P., CEO, transport company. Cournon, France. * For the Paris-Perpignan route, compared to the Rhône Valley. Average figures Mappy October 2015 Smoother, safer and more comfortable Rest and service areas for lorry drivers. Near the viaduct The Larzac rest area, around 10 km to the south of the viaduct HGV car park (40 spaces) – Lorry driver services/facilities: two showers, meal deals The Aveyron rest area, around 30 km to the north of the viaduct Service station - HGV car park (38 spaces) – Lorry driver services/facilities: two showers, break room, TV, meal deals On the A75 10 rest areas and 6 service stations spread out along the A75 offer services and facilities for lorry drivers: from parking to meal deals and showers. All the services and facilities in detail When I do Le Havre/Tarragona, I take the viaduct going south. I enjoy my food, and I'm a regular at two or three roadside restaurants on this route! Bernard H., lorry driver, transport company (45 vehicles). Luxembourg. Toll charges