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Heading south?
You go rather directly Heading further than Paris, to the south of France (and Italy, Spain)?Then Have a '''"LYON"-sign''', why? To avoid Paris. As it takes quite some time It is difficult to cross Paris.And even more time Especially to leave Paris.In this case choose So therefore consider a '''"LYON"-sign'''when you are still north of Paris.In this case try Try to get on the "autoroute" A26. Try Like try to someone take you to the "Peage" (= toll) right before the junction between A1/A26. Stand : stand at this "Peage"-square with a "A26/LYON"-sign).
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=== Going south? Take the A1 towards [[Paris]], or directly to south of France join the A26 towards [[Reims]], [[Dijon]], [[Lyon]] (so also direction Spain & Italy) ===
Going to Paris?
Have a '''"PARIS"-sign'''. (Or a '''"LYON"-sign''', read below!)
The "autoroute" A1 leads to Paris.
From Lille you can choose to go the first petrol station on the A1, direction Paris.
