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€1,800 excl. VAT for 30 spots, working out to €60 per broadcast: this is the lowest entry rate among the four advertising networks of 107.7 Radio VINCI Autoroutes. It covers the Toulouse hub, the Bordeaux–Toulouse axis, the Basque and Landes coasts down to the Spanish border, as well as the central Orléans–Brive–Montauban corridor. Delivering 1.5 million weekly contacts, it spans a territory where few media outlets offer inter-regional coverage at this price point.
| Motorway | Route | Areas Served |
|---|---|---|
| A62 | Toulouse – Bordeaux | "La Garonne": Agen, Marmande, Langon |
| A61 | Toulouse – Narbonne | "Autoroute des Deux-Mers": Castelnaudary, Carcassonne |
| A64 | Toulouse – Bayonne | "La Pyrénéenne": Saint-Gaudens, Tarbes, Pau, Orthez |
| A63 | Saint-Geours-de-Maremne – Spanish border | Landes and Basque coast: Bayonne, Biarritz, Saint-Jean-de-Luz, Hendaye |
| A20 | Brive – Montauban | "L'Occitane": Souillac, Cahors, Caussade |
| A71 | Orléans – Bourges | The Centre corridor |
| A89 | Bordeaux – Lyon | The cross-country route: Libourne, Périgueux, Brive, Clermont |
| A66 | Villefranche-de-Lauragais – Pamiers | Access to Ariège and Andorra |
| A641 / A645 | Peyrehorade, Montréjeau | Pyrenean spur roads |
The network covers Haute-Garonne, Lot-et-Garonne, Gironde, Landes, Pyrénées-Atlantiques, Tarn-et-Garonne, Lot, Corrèze, Dordogne, and part of Centre-Val de Loire.
A regional advertiser can test the medium over a full week for less than €2,000 across roughly ten departments.
The A63 serves as the primary road corridor between France and the Iberian Peninsula along the Atlantic coast, while the A66 provides access to Ariège and Andorra. During the summer season, a significant portion of contacts originates from cross-border traffic.
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Weekly contacts | 1.5 million |
| Starting budget | €1,800 excl. VAT |
| Cost per thousand contacts | €1.20 |
| Cost per spot | €60 |
| Spots per campaign | 30 (6/day over 5 days) |
Station national profile: 52% ABC1 / upper socio-economic group, 55% aged 25–49, and 49% households with at least one child (Ipsos, 2023–2025).
This network combines three distinct traffic flows: commuter traffic around the Toulouse metropolitan area, long-distance traffic along the Bordeaux–Toulouse axis and the A20, and seasonal travel toward the Basque coast, the Landes, and the Pyrenees. Campaign seasonality will vary depending on your target audience.
For a strictly urban campaign, see our options for advertising in Bordeaux.
Standard 20- or 30-second spots, traffic update sponsorships, and weather report sponsorships. Standard 5-day campaign, Monday through Friday, with 6 daily spots.
Combined with the Ouest Atlantique network, this network covers the entire Atlantic coast from Brittany to Spain: €4,800 excl. VAT before discount—or €4,560 excl. VAT after applying the 5% multi-network discount, delivering 4.1 million weekly contacts. Paired with Rhône-Méditerranée, it forms the complete southern arc from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean.
Radio VINCI Autoroutes, on 107.7 FM. Both motorways are operated under the ASF concession and are fully covered by the Sud-Ouest Centre network.
€1,800 excl. VAT for 30 spots spread over 5 days, or €60 per broadcast. This represents 1.5 million weekly contacts at €1.20 per thousand contacts.
Yes to both, via the A62 which connects them, complemented by the A61 and A64 on the Toulouse side and the A89 on the Bordeaux side. These are the two largest metropolitan areas served by this network.
Yes. The A63 is the primary road crossing point to the Iberian Peninsula along the Atlantic coast, while the A66 serves as the access route to Ariège and Andorra.
Because it delivers the lowest volume of weekly contacts: 1.5 million, compared to 3.4 million on Rhône-Méditerranée. On a per-contact basis, the difference remains small (€1.20 vs. €1.09 per thousand). The price reflects overall volume, not audience quality, which is identical across all four networks.