Bus station France

If, like more and more French people, you travel by coach, you'll be passing through Toulouse via the Pierre-Sémard station. It's located right next to the train station, a ten-minute walk from the city center and accessible by metro. A particularly busy hub, it is home to major regional, national and international airlines. It is currently undergoing a major facelift to provide renovated facilities, easier access for people with reduced mobility, a wifi connection, a waiting room and a catering outlet...

Still (Lens-Liévin) and TUHC (Hénin-Carvin) networks merged in 2003 to become Tadao. In 2007, ArtoisBus covering Béthune and its aglomération joined the association. Tadao now serves 115 communes including Auchel, Plane, Béthune, Bruay la Buissière, Bully-les-Mines, Carvin, Hénin-Beaumont, Lens, Liévin, Libercourt, and Noeux-les-mines… The network covers 750 km 2 and has 83 lines including: 2 bubble lines, 67 regular lines, 14 Allobus lines and 283 school circuits. Tadao is 423 buses and coaches mobilized at peak hours, 3 200 stop points, 11 million kms travelled annually and 15 million annual travellers.

Menton is connected to the hinterland, to Sospel, by many bus lines.

As the departure and arrival point of the numerous buses of the TIM network (Transport Interurbain de Moselle), the station is bustling! Once on board, the comfortable buses will serve the main cities of the department (Forbach, Thionville) but also more outlying areas such as the Fensch valley or the Saint-Avold region. Sundays are not forgotten as there are regular routes to Thionville and Rombas via Amnéville. An ecological and friendly way to discover the other territories of the region which are full of treasures!

Aix-en-Provence's new bus station features twenty platforms and architecture by Jean-Marie Duthilleul, who also designed the Aix TGV station. A real success! Accessible to all, close to downtown and the freeway. Departures and arrivals are to nearby towns and villages, the most important line being, of course, the one linking Aix to Marseille: a bus every 5 min at rush hour! The Conseil départemental's Cartreize (Car 13) network also serves Aubagne, La Ciotat, Vitrolles, Martigues, Arles and Salon-de-Provence. A fast, economical way to get around, with connections all day long. A little cramped at its site in the center of Aix, it has recently been relieved of certain lines to the P+r exchange hub at Plan d'Aillane in Les Milles (lines 40 and 53 to Aix TGV and Marseille bus station...), as well as to platforms at the P+r Krypton (access via line 7 platform no. 4). It should be noted that access to the "grande accessibilité" bus, reserved for people with reduced mobility, which leaves every hour for Marseille, has just been transferred in 2017 to a platform in the Krypton car park-and-ride facility.

Located below the SNCF train station, the bus station is the place where many coaches leave for all France. Several local companies take turns to serve Abbeville, Beauvais, Berneuil, Crèvevoeur-le-Grand, Doullens, Mers-les-Bains, Montdidier, Péronne, Roye... Fares are rather random (traveling by bus from Amiens is not always cheaper than taking the train) and schedules are a bit restrictive, but many destinations are served. Keep an eye on it!

Liaison with Vierzon and Blois by buses.

LIO is the bus service set up by the Occitanie region. Of the nine routes in the Gers, five link Auch to neighboring cities: routes 931 (Tarbes), 932 (Agen), 933 (Montauban), 934 (Aire-sur-Adour) and 935 (Toulouse). Routes 951 to 954 are more local (Condom, Nogaro...). Buses depart from and arrive in front of Auch railway station. They run every day, but timetables vary during school vacations. The company simplified its fare structure in 2020, adopting a single fare (from €1 to €2 depending on the journey).

Service des coaches Monts-Jura (daily connection with Besançon, for example).

7 daily return to Dol, with change for Rennes and Paris; 3 daily trips to Saint-Brieuc.

At the bus station, next to the SNCF station, you will obtain tickets for the departmental buses of the Cartreize network, the LER (regional express lines) and the international lines (Flixbus, Eurolines), as well as on the airport shuttles (ticket office n°1 open every day from 5:30 to 21:30). The ticket office is open from Monday to Friday, from 6:15 am to 7:30 pm, on Saturdays from 6:30 am to 6:30 pm, on Sundays and public holidays from 7:30 am to 12:30 pm and from 1:30 pm to 6 pm. With a few clicks on the website, you will very easily obtain more information about the website.

. Lines Cannes and Nice.

Equipped with a waiting room and information screens, the bus station is the departure point for departmental, national and international routes. From Clermont-Ferrand, it is now possible to reach some forty destinations directly, including Paris, Lyon and its airport, and Bordeaux. International connections are also available. All at competitive prices, via companies such as Flixbus and Blablacar. On Sunday mornings, because of the market held on the square, departures are from Avenue Pasteur.

The bus station is located in front of the SNCF station. Many departmental and regional connections serve the territory. The bus service of the regional network Mobigo provides connections with Le Creusot Ville and Le Creusot TGV, but also with Montceau-les-Mines, Mâcon, Autun, Cluny... Note also the presence of the main operators (Flixbus, Eurolines Blablabus). Not far away, you will also find several hotels, and access to the city center is less than 5 minutes.

Adjacent to the Centre Del Món station, the departmental bus station is a vast platform for departures and arrivals of all the department's and the region's 1 euro "liO" buses. A shuttle bus runs every 10 minutes to the city center, providing regular connections with the Sankeo bus network (Perpignan agglomeration). All the info (lines, timetables, downloadable map...) on the website: www.laregion.fr/transports-pyrenees-orientales-regulier

The bus station is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 12:30pm and 2pm to 5pm. Closed on public holidays. A ticket vending machine is available 24/7. It is served by lines A, B, 9 and 10 to Antibes. Line 11 between Bar-sur-Loup, Châteauneuf-Grasse, Le Rouret, Opio and Valbonne. And the Envineige shuttle to the Gréolières 1400 station, via the village of Opio.

A pretty esplanade planted with palm trees, wooden signs... This is a new bus station. The Envibus network serves all districts of Antibes and neighboring towns such as Valbonne Sophia Antipolis. Single tickets cost €1.50 on board the bus. 1 at the bus station or via the Envibus ticket application. It is valid for 1 hour. The Day Pass costs €3.50. It's free for children under 6 accompanied by an adult with a ticket. There are also 7-day, monthly and annual passes.

From Ajaccio station, several companies provide the link: Eurocorse Voyages, Les Beaux Voyages, Autocars R Ceccaldi, SAIB Autocars de l'Ile de Beauté, Balesi Evasion, Autocars Ricci, Autocars Corse Méditerranée (ACM). From Ajaccio to Bastia via Calvi or Ile Rousse, you have a choice of many destinations and the bus is a great alternative if you want to be guided without stress! Tickets are issued at the bus station or directly on board the bus.

It's often said that it's impossible to spend a vacation in Corsica without a car, but several coach companies offer shuttle services between the different regions of Corsica. The Bastia tourist office website (www.bastia-tourisme.com > Séjourner > Transports > Circuler en autocar) lists routes, timetables and fares from the small bus station north of Place Saint-Nicolas, near the town hall. Explore Porto-Vecchio, Macinaggio, Rogliano, Barrettali, Saint-Florent or Calvi at affordable prices!