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In France most service stations have fences around them. Usually there are service roads for employees, which are often closed with a gate that you will find to be open. The gate for pedestrians is often situated close to the actual petrol station. Leaving a service station to go to the other side using service roads is often possible, keeping in mind the right direction as listed below. There are also quite a few service stations with a direct way to cross, using a pedestrian bridge or less often a bridge restaurant.
The following Aires de service in France do allow you to go on foot from one side to the other. This overview is complete for the A1 up to A36A40.
== Autoroute A1 ==
* '''Dole Romange / Dole Audelange'', crossable in westbound direction in 40 minutes
* '''Glanon / Bois Guillerot''', crossable in westbound direction in 20 minutes
== Autoroute A39 ==
* '''Pont-Chêne d'Argent''', crossable in southeastbound direction in 20 minutes
* '''Jura''', service station for both directions situated on the northbound side
* '''Poulet de Bresse''', service station for both directions situated on the northbound side, on the southboundside there is a parking
== Autoroute A40 ==
