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[Scarlet Pimpernel]

Second that.
Just need to remember the 110/130 rule on the Autoroutes.

The other safe and therefore enjoyable thing is the reliability of service stations.
Not their service, as such, but their mere presence.
Every 25 k, each alternate one a simple rest stop, picnic area and toilets.

The best service station I've ever seen is the southbound one from places like Caen/Boulogne, just before Rennes.
I think it's called the Mont Saint-Michel service station.
It's got (or used to have} a working model of the Mont Saint-Michel bay behind the service station.
It's a bay that (I think) the monks built to harness the tides to keep the bay free from silt.
I don't know the full history, but the working model was really entertaining to see.

I can't say I've ever enjoyed a few hours at any other motorway service station. Although I have a had a couple of hours sleep on the grass on a sunny afternoon occasionally on long journeys.

 

[securespark]

Yeah, I have great memories of driving in France and I agree: the service areas are much better than ours, certainly the older ones.