Albi: Consultation on Place Sainte-Cécile Traffic

The Albi City Council is seeking residents' opinions after an experimental pedestrianization of Place Sainte-Cécile during the summer.

Place Sainte-Cécile in Albi, made pedestrian for a traffic consultation.
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Place Sainte-Cécile in Albi, made pedestrian for a traffic consultation.

The City of Albi made Place Sainte-Cécile pedestrian during July and August, and is now consulting residents to evaluate this measure.

To ease traffic in the city center during the summer and facilitate pedestrian access to Place Sainte-Cécile, it was made pedestrian experimentally in July and August. In line with its commitments, the City of Albi is now seeking residents' opinions.
During this trial period, deliveries to neighboring businesses were permitted until 11 a.m., and circulation remained allowed for bicycles and emergency services.
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"An initial assessment noted fewer conflicts between cars and tourists during this period, as well as allowing locals to fully enjoy the bars and restaurants on the square."

Jean-Michel Bouat · Deputy Mayor for Traffic
The City of Albi invites citizens to share their views through an online consultation on the citizen participation platform jeparticipe.albi.fr, as part of a shared effort to improve the quality of life in the city.
Based on information from the official source: Ville d'Albi (07/10/2026)