fishrock

This may help from https://brexit.gouv.fr/sites/brexit/...au-sejour.html

• Les titres de séjour délivrés en France permettront-ils une mobilité au sein des autres pays de l'Union européenne ?
• Les titres de séjour délivrés en France permettront, outre l’installation en France, de circuler dans les autres Etats faisant partie de l’espace Schengen pour des périodes ne dépassant pas trois mois.

Translated by google as:

• Will the residence permits issued in France allow mobility within the other countries of the European Union?
• The residence permits issued in France will allow, in addition to the installation in France, to circulate in the other states forming part of the Schengen area for periods not exceeding three months

It appears from this according to France government website that a cds allows the holder up to 3 months travel in any Schengen country.

Apologies for formatting I don't see a way of changing the font.
I wonder what happened to the OP?

dmu

Good find! Maybe the link can be posted in the FAQs?
(It goes without saying that the Titre de Séjour in question isn't sufficient on its own - the holder must have his/her Passport as official ID.)

EuroTrash

But all (AFAIK) 3rd party nationals are allowed spend 90 days out of 180 in Schengen. Some nationalities need visitor visas and some don't. Unless Brits are added to the list of those who do need visas, which would be surprising but not impossible, having a cds for one EU country will make no difference to Schengen visitor rights..
https://www.schengenvisainfo.com/visa-calculator/