Talence: Streets Secured Around Schools

The city of Talence is installing barriers to temporarily close certain streets to motorized vehicles during peak hours.

Temporary barriers installed in a street in Talence to secure school access.
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Temporary barriers installed in a street in Talence to secure school access.

The city of Talence has implemented the "Street for Schools" initiative, which involves installing barriers to temporarily close certain streets to motorized vehicles during busy periods.

This initiative aims to secure the travel of children and parents around the Gambetta and Jean Jaurès school groups. During peak hours, Jean-Iriquin and Léonville streets are closed to motorized traffic.
For the Gambetta school group, located on Jean-Iriquin street, traffic is interrupted from 8:00 AM to 8:45 AM in the morning and from 4:15 PM to 5:00 PM in the afternoon. For the Jean Jaurès school group, on Léonville street, the closure occurs from 4:45 PM to 5:15 PM.
These targeted hours ensure the safety of schoolchildren and their families while maintaining normal traffic flow for the rest of the day. The physical barrier system directly ensures the closure during the scheduled times, freeing up municipal agents for other proximity and security missions.
This concrete solution improves safety around schools, enhances family tranquility, and increases the efficiency of the City's resources.
Based on information from the official source: Ville de Talence (05/10/2026)