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here is the new travel certificate

The curfew was pushed back from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, May 19. Here are the new certificates which now allow you to travel between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m.

Freedom. This word has been on everyone’s lips since Wednesday, May 19. This date indeed marks a new stage in deconfinement.

The terraces of bars and restaurants, shops and “non-essential” departments, places of culture such as cinemas, theaters, museums or even libraries … all these places closed to the public for months have finally reopened their doors, with capacity gauges.

The curfew is pushed back by 2 hours

Another good news is the curfew, if it is still the case for the whole of the metropolitan area, is moved back by 2 hours and goes from 7 to 9 p.m.. It is therefore now forbidden to circulate, on foot or by car, between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m., except exemption. Some specific travel reasons are in fact always authorized.

What derogatory grounds?

It is possible to waive the new curfew for the following reasons:

Professional activity, education and training, general interest mission;
Health (consultation and care);
Compelling family reason, assistance to vulnerable people, childcare, disability situation;
Judicial or administrative summons, procedures that cannot be carried out remotely;
Travel related to transfers or transits from stations or airports as part of long-distance journeys;
Pets (within one kilometer of their home)

As during confinement, a certificate justifying the said trip must be presented to the police in the event of an inspection.

A new certificate has therefore been posted on the website of the Ministry of the Interior. It is downloadable (available in .pdf, .docx, .txt, FALC, digital and English formats) or can be written on plain paper. To download it, click here.

Non compliance with the curfew, what penalties?

In the absence of an exemption, traveling between 9 p.m. and 6 a.m. a fine of 135 € (increased to € 375 in the event of non-payment or non-dispute within the time limit indicated on the notice of violation) or € 200 in the event of a repeat offense within 15 days (increased to 450 euros in the event of non-payment or of non-contestation within the time limit indicated on the notice of contravention). Or even up to € 3,750 and 6 months’ imprisonment after 3 offenses in 30 days.