Practical information
Discover all the practical information you need to fully enjoy your cycling loop safely and with peace of mind. This page presents the best practices to adopt while cycling , essential tips for confident riding, and emergency contact numbers to know in case of need. You'll also find explanations about the Accueil Vélo (Cyclist Welcome) label , a guarantee of quality for services and facilities dedicated to cyclists along your route. Prepare your ride and cycle with complete peace of mind! 🚴♂️
Hautvillers Tourist Office
Heart of Champagne
The Tourist Office is here to assist you every step of the way during your stay. Our team is on hand to advise and guide you as you explore the area: must-see attractions, activities, accommodation, restaurants, events and top tips, all tailored to your preferences.
As an Accueil Vélo-certified tourist office, we also offer a welcome and services tailored to cycle tourists: information on routes, practical advice, useful local services and support to help you explore the area by bike with ease.
Whether you’re on a holiday, a short break or just passing through, we’re here to help make your experience even more enjoyable.
+33(0)3 26 57 06 35
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Good behavior
Respect the Highway Code
I stop at the stop sign, at the steady yellow and red lights, and at the flashing red lights.
I use the "cyclist box" when it exists
I respect the no entry sign
Position yourself correctly on the roadway
Drive on the right and about 1m away from cars and/or sidewalks.
Do not zigzag between the cars.
Do not walk on the sidewalks, only children under 8 years old are allowed there.
Use cycle lanes and paths where they exist.
At intersections, position yourself in front of the vehicles so that you are seen.
Indicate a change of direction by extending your arm
Mastering your speed
Keep your distance
at least 1 m away from other vehicles
Emergency phone numbers
All these numbers are free.
15 - SAMU (medical emergency)
17 - Police Emergency (report an offense)
18 - Firefighters (dangerous situation or accident)
114 - Emergency :
service reserved for deaf, deafblind, hard-of-hearing and aphasic people
for all emergencies
24/7
Are you a witness or victim of an emergency situation? Contact EMERGENCY 114 immediately. Deaf or hearing agents will manage your situation in direct contact with the nearest emergency service (SAMU, fire brigade, police, gendarmerie).
Accessible via video, chat, images via SMS to 114, on the Urgence 114 app or on the website urgence114.fr
112 - Europe (medical emergency – offense – danger)
"Accueil Vélo" label
Our website proudly features the Accueil Vélo label, a guarantee of quality for all cycle tourists seeking a comfortable stay tailored to their needs. This national label certifies establishments located near cycling routes and offering services specifically designed for cyclists.
To offer you the best possible experience, we have carefully selected Accueil Vélo-certified partners featured on our site. Accommodations, bike rentals, repair shops, and tourist sites: each one is committed to meeting demanding criteria to welcome cyclists in the best possible conditions.
By choosing our Accueil Vélo partners, you benefit from dedicated services such as:
a secure space to park your bicycle
repair equipment available
personalized advice on nearby routes
Equipment adapted for your comfort
Whether you are on a tour or a day trip, trust our selection of professionals committed to sustainable and accessible cycling tourism.
