Public transport France

The Fun'Bus travels every day except Sundays and Holidays in July and August. In June and September, Tuesday and Saturday morning, and only Saturday morning from October to May. This bus, set up by the City, serves the strategic points of the municipality for free between the Bellevue and Le Pacific districts, such as some campsites, the Sainte-Anne district, the Lighthouse and the Grière, the town of Tillsonburg and its beach, and the main places of La Tranche-sur-Mer.

You will love this bike repair shop dedicated to urban cyclists! These bike enthusiasts offer you services you can't get anywhere else, such as repairing your bike within the hour if you make an appointment. This store also offers you an introduction to mechanics and ensures regular maintenance of your bike and even corporate services! Finally, let's note the creation of bamboo bikes: ethical, local, trendy, durable and solid!

The arrival of the Dijon streetcar and its two lines crossing the city has changed people's habits, inviting them to abandon their cars for a fast and ecological means of transportation. It's a great success: the people of Dijon have adopted the 33 blackcurrant-colored trains, which record nearly 100,000 trips per day. Since the start of the 2019-2020 school year, all scholarship students in the Metropolis have benefited from the "PASS 18-25 years" scheme. Intermittent streetcar users or tourists can now pay for their trip by presenting their bank card at the validator, or even their smartphone if they have the card payment option. In case of a control, just show the card and that's it!

In addition to the bus service, Yélo is also a car-sharing service combining two systems: electric cars (black roof) to be picked up spontaneously and dropped off wherever you wish within the authorized perimeter, and hybrid cars (yellow roof) to be reserved and returned to their point of departure. A total of 48 vehicles of different sizes are available for short journeys in the conurbation, or trips lasting several days. Membership and subscription are totally free: you only pay for what you use! A practical, economical and comfortable way to get around the city, the region and beyond, as you please. Once you've signed up, using the service is very simple: all you have to do is geolocate and, if necessary, reserve the car using the Yélomobile application. The vehicle is opened with a badge or the app. Once you're inside, you collect the key using a confidential code, and all you have to do is drive off! If you already subscribe to the CITIZ car-sharing service elsewhere in France, you can access Yélomobile simply by asking your usual operator. Reciprocally, as a Yélomobile user you have access to the 170 cities in the Citiz network!

Fares, subscriptions, lines, schedules: don't waste time looking for information, the Tours center agency will give you all the information you need. The Fil Bleu network covers nearly 25 cities in the Tours metropolitan area and its surroundings. And at any hour, on Sundays or holidays, there is always a transport solution. So, leave the car in a parking relay, consult the application, buy a ticket at the terminals accessible at certain stops and take the time to be driven, discovering the landscapes differently.

The Tréport funicular offers a unique experience: a superb trip through the cliff overlooking the seaside resort, starting from the Cordiers district. At the top, you will discover the incredible view of the sea and the horizon. Opened in 1908, the tunnel allowed tourists from the Grand Hotel Trianon to reach the beach easily. Put back into service in 2006, it has been equipped with 4 new cabins that operate on the principle of an inclined elevator. The crossing takes 1 minute and 55 seconds, enough to think you are Jules Verne. Not to be missed!

The former maritime station has been completely dismantled to give way to a modern project, designed to accommodate bus boats serving certain cities of Toulon. As you may know, the Mistral network is buses around the entire TPM community and the town of Toulon, but also three maritime lines at your service for faster, economical and pleasant journeys. Line 8 M will take you to Seyne, line 18 M in Beaches and Tamarisks, and line 28 M on the peninsula of Saint-Mandrier. Each crossing lasts an average of 20 minutes and is paid with a normal transport card. You can also buy a ticket directly on the boat. The little plus: Night shuttles after the days and the season, to get to the end of Toulon at any Time (every night during the summer season)!

It is not always easy to live without a car or with just one for the whole family, and even more difficult to pay a vehicle and insurance. If you have a temporary need, Citiz is the solution. It is a rental service nearby that allows you to rent a car for a customized duration (one hour, one night, a weekend...). You must first of all be a member, and then you can book your car by phone or Internet. The rest is simply a breeze. Once in one of the parks, the opening of any car is controlled by a personal badge that is given to you and that will also keep track of your expenses that will be settled once a month. 50 vehicles are currently in circulation with a choice of Renault Twingo, Clio and Kangoo, Fiat Peugeot 500, 206+, 207, Bipper and Partner, Dacia Logan Break spread over 27 stations, located mostly in Bordeaux, but also in Talence, Bègles, Cenon, Pessac and Merignac. There is necessarily in your area!

The Hérault public transport union, called "Hérault-Transport", provides daily connections throughout the region. Line number 602 connects Sète to the city of Montpellier, leaving from Quai Noël Guignon and arriving at the Sabines station (in Montpellier, you will have to take a tramway to get to the historic center). Schedules are available at tourist offices or can be downloaded from the website. For people with reduced mobility, a place is available in the vehicles.

Bordeaux is one of the most bike-friendly cities in the world, with cycle paths and lanes totalling more than 160 km in the inner city, covering almost a third of the city! With its 186 stations, all located close to a bus stop, tramway station, train station or business district, the TBM network offers more than 2,000 self-service bicycles, 1,000 of which are electrically assisted, available 24/7. All of which opens the door to smooth mobility..

The Suresnois bus, or AS as used by the habitués, only serves the city of Suresnes. It is accessible with an RATP ticket, the amethyst card or the orange card. There are 2 main circuits that circulate from Monday to Saturday and public holidays at a frequency of 40 minutes: the Freedom circuit and the Republic circuit. A third circuit, which only operates on Sunday, serves the Cité-Jardins and the market Caron.

DK'Bus is the public transport network of the Communauté urbaine de Dunkerque. Since 2018, public transport has been 100% free. The network has been completely redesigned and meshed with so-called Chrono lines (C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5) every 10 minutes, direct lines and connecting lines. You can leave the car alone, except if you want to go to the west of the conurbation, where journey times are quite long. An evening Noctibus N1 and N2 service is also available, as is a night taxi-bus service (booking required).

To get around Greater Annecy, think first of the SIBRA. In the agglomeration, the bus is a natural choice with 3 Rythmo lines running every 10 minutes from 7am to 7pm and extended in the evening until 1am. More direct routes allow you to easily reach your workplace or your appointment. Rythmo and all the other SIBRA lines offer the best solution for residents' journeys. Even more practical, the app allows you to find your way around the network and to buy tickets online.

Lyon, the first city in France to offer bike sharing (since 2005), is the European champion for self-service bicycles. 5,000 bicycles to rent in one of the 428 stations scattered in 22 municipalities! Renting a Vélo'v is easy. Just find your station, create an account and choose your formula: daily, year-round, occasional with the first 30 minutes free. Possibility to add an electric battery to boost your E-Vélo'v. Simple, economical, ecological, Vélo'v accompanies all our journeys.

Introduced in the heart of Pau at the end of 2008, the Cotixis shuttle service enables residents and tourists to travel free of charge from one point to another in the city center. To get on board, simply wave to the driver from the street at the stop. In the center of town, 17 stops are marked with 1.60 m poles, making it possible to use the shuttle. The service is provided by 100% electric vehicles. Via the funicular, the shuttle also provides easy access to the train station. An ecological, practical and free means of transport which, in over a decade, has become one of the preferred ways for Palois residents to get around the city center.

La Tan is the public transport network of the Nantes agglomeration which is, by the way, very well served! Do you travel every day? Opt for the Libertan card and its Unlimited Formula. With the Customized Formula, travel at your own pace. And for more occasional trips, m-Tickets are available from your smartphone. With a Tan ticket, you can access the entire Tan network: tramway, Busway, bus (except for the airport shuttle, which requires a specific ticket), Chronobus, Navibus, TER (regional express train) in the city's stations and even Aléop on certain lines. Most lines run between 5am and 12:30am. Night owls beware! Tan is also present with Tramway, Busway and Chronobus in night service mode until 2:30 am on Fridays and Saturdays. Want to take to the sea? Come aboard the Navibus. Destination Trentemoult from the Maritime Station or, new in 2020, to the Banana Shed from Bas-Chantenay. Enjoy a mini cruise, the banks of the Loire and its bars and restaurants. And by downloading the Klaxit app, discover the carpooling Tan, the urban carpooling integrated to the Tan network. Free for Unlimited Plans, at the price of a validation for Customized Plans and 2 € per trip for non Libertan subscribers. Since the beginning of the school year in 2021, the network is free on weekends, which is even more reason to enjoy the city! So, shall we take you along?

A new mode of urban transport, accessible and fast, the cable car connects the two banks of the Penfeld (Brest's coastal river), the Lower Siam and the Capuchin Plateau. It takes only three minutes to travel from one to the other. During the crossing, you will enjoy the magnificent view of the harbour of Brest and its castle. Please note: the two cabins of the cable car, which become opaque as you approach the buildings, are not face to face to cross each other, but one above the other. Each of the two cabins can carry up to 60 people. This is an original way to visit the city on both sides of the Penfield for those who are not afraid of heights!