At lheure the almost universal GPS, road atlas have lost a lot of their superb. But they remain a useful tool to have, to plan a route or if it has not access to the network or not Unit-dedicated. Especially when, as here, their format is absolutely perfect: large enough to be readable, small enough to be handled without difficulty. The spiral binding allows each double page spread well without latlas did closes unexpectedly. The paper plans is very thin, which limits the weight and the thickness (1 cm to 292 pages). There is a risk of tearing the pages, but the spiral, plastic and not metal, should minimize.
The plans are classic, very readable, very detailed. The novelty lies in the presence of QR-codes associated with different plans of cities that can be scanned from your smartphone. The web link refers directly in terms of the city concerned, in the browser, with the possibility to calculate a route. The first time, my proposed Michelin download navigation The application, which works very well and is quite usable. But curiously, the following time, by scanning a QR-code, I have not been able to switch back directly to The application in question