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Anjou employer redraws travel zones, adds €5 loading bonus

Kilometre zones redrawn with a new €0.50 zone-A allowance; vehicle and transport allowances merged into a €5 loading bonus; new scale backdated to 1 September.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 8 October 2026

Payroll & Labour

Employees of the SAS based in Chemillé-en-Anjou (registered in Angers under number 339 499 147, SIRET 339 499 147 000 66) fall under a redrawn travel-expense mapLegifrance following a third amendment to the company's 35-hour agreement of 19 December 2001Legifrance, signed on 9 September 2026 at the express request of the works council (CSE) raised at its 28 August 2026 meeting. The general operation of the travel allowances is unchanged and remains governed by the 2001 agreement and its successive amendments.

The kilometre zones are reshaped to fit actual journeysLegifrance: zone A covers 0 to 5 km with its perimeter unchanged but gains a new allowance of 0.50 euro, replacing the former "inside zones A and B" allowance; zone B now spans 6 to 10 km instead of 5 to 13 km, with an allowance of 1.25 euros; zone C spans 11 to 30 km instead of 13 to 30 km, at 3.40 euros; zone D spans 31 to 50 km instead of 30 to 55 km, at 6.00 euros; zone E spans 51 to 70 km instead of 55 to 72 km, at 8.60 euros; zone E1 spans 71 to 100 km instead of 72 to 100 km, at 19.90 euros.

The former vehicle-responsibility and transport-responsibility allowances are merged into a single loading bonus (prime de chargement) of 5 eurosLegifrance. The attached schedule also sets the longer-distance daily allowances applicable from 1 September 2026: zone 1 (72 to 125 km) at 9.93 euros, zone 2 (125 to 190 km) at 19.93 euros, zone 3 (190 to 255 km) at 28.90 euros, zone 4 (255 to 320 km) at 39.87 euros, zone 5 (320 to 385 km) at 49.83 euros, zone 6 (385 to 450 km) at 59.80 euros, zone 7 (450 to 515 km) at 69.76 euros, zone 8 (515 to 580 km) at 79.72 euros, zone 9 (over 580 km) at 89.69 euros, plus a hotel night at 13.88 euros, a meal at 14.00 euros, training at 83.16 euros and a kilometre allowance (indemnité kilométrique) of 0.19 euro.

The new scale applies retroactively from 1 September 2026Legifrance. All other provisions of the initial 35-hour agreement and its amendments continue unchanged. Legal basis: Avenant n° 3 à l'accord sur la réduction du temps de travail du 19 décembre 2001, Chemillé-en-Anjou.

Apply the redrawn kilometre zones from 1 September 2026, pay the new zone-A allowance and the single 5 euro loading bonus, and drop the old vehicle and transport allowances.

Sources

AVENANT N° 3 - RELATIF À L'ACCORD SUR LA REDUCTION DU TEMPS DE TRAVAIL DU 19 DECEMBRE 2001