Can you drive into Paris?

Travelling by car into Paris Driving in the centre of Paris is possible – for now – but there are things you need to know. This article explains how to get into the capital by car, gives advice for driving around the centre as well as a few tips on how to park.



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As long as you are a tourist and have a valid driver's license written in the Roman alphabet from your country, you don't need to carry an international driving permit to drive in France. The minimum age to drive in France is 18 years old.

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A speed limit of 30 kilometres per hour (19 miles per hour) has come into force on almost all Parisian streets.

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Auto-Train in France The SNCF Auto Train for Paris, loading at Narbonne (a terminal discontinued from late 2017). It just carries your car - you travel separately, on any normal passenger train you like.

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The Subway. The metro is a simple, fast and economical way to get around Paris. The network is made up of 16 lines and has more than 300 stations, the entrance to which is indicated by a large yellow letter “M”.

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You can use Uber in Paris, although many local residents also use Kapten (formerly Chauffeur Privé); both are similar app-based car services and have similar pricing (including surge pricing sometimes).

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Complete your plans today by reserving a ride with Uber in Paris. Request a ride up to 30 days in advance, at any time and on any day of the year.

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