Public transport France

The Sète Agglopôle Mobilité bus network serves the entire territory of the Thau basin. From the website dedicated to this service, everyone can find the line adapted to their trip. The maps are detailed sector by sector for a better readability, and one can also consult the schedules. As far as fares and subscriptions are concerned, several formulas are proposed according to the age or situation of the person travelling.

If you're out and about in the streets of Le Mans, chances are you're going to come across lots of orange bicycles, whether parked or on the cycle paths. And don't forget, they're all from Setram, the local transport company. For cyclists, it's right downtown! Just a few meters from Place de la République (accessible by streetcar from the station), you'll find this friendly store where you can find a simple, electric, folding or even cargo bike for up to 4 children under the age of 4. Count on a range of around fifty kilometers per bike.

Cross-country skiing in winter, but also paragliding, hydro speed, kayaking, rafting, hot dog, canyoning, mountain biking, hiking, climbing, climbing, climbing, fishing, accro, swimming-pool, swimming pool with slide, tennis… All sports and leisure areas are accessible thanks to the Télécabine gondola. Not to mention the family walks to be made on the marked paths of this magnificent massif.

Chamrousse is a town in the Isère region of France, famous for its ski lifts. The resort offers a wide range of activities, including downhill skiing, cross-country skiing, downhill mountain biking and tobogganing.

After covering Marseille's urban network with self-service mechanical bicycles, a new small revolution took place at the turn of 2022-2023 with the introduction of self-service electric bicycles. A real improvement for users, who can now take advantage of almost 2,000 bikes, capable of speeds of up to 25 km/h. A range of low-cost subscription packages, combined with public transport in particular.

Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport is connected to the Corbeil-Essonnes train station by the Noctilien night bus No. 120, at La Verrière station by No. 121 and Paris, Gare de l'Est, by No. 140. Bus stops: Terminal 1, 2 F and 3. ABCDE terminals are connected to Terminal 2 F, by the pedestrian road (approximately 8 minutes), or by the free N 1 shuttle from 4 h 30 to 1 h 30 (approximately 8 minutes). Terminal 2 G is connected to Terminal 2 F (gallery 6) by free shuttle N 2 (circulates from 5 h 30 to 23 h; average journey time: 8 minutes).

The Burphi is a small boat for up to 12 people (and their bicycles). It runs between Marenne and La Tremblade every day except Saturday and is a good way to escape traffic difficulties.

On holiday, you don't have to use the car every day! The Petit Futé offers you an original way: the ferry boat. Embark on the Vauban to get from Bourcefranc-le-Chapus to Oléron Castle and discover the historic capital of the island and its citadel. Be careful, however, at the time of return, some have already been stuck on the island! To go to Marennes, borrow the Balusot for a 10-minute crossing. It is a good opportunity for cycling, along the channel and ostresiastic huts and visiting the oyster city. Boats do not sail every day and the agenda depends on tides. It is best to call or get the schedules at the Tourist Office.

Would you like to visit Nancy by bike? 250 bicycles are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at the 29 stations in the city center. The bikes are comfortable and have a large basket. Renting at the stations is easy and inexpensive. Lovers of this type of transportation can also take out a daily, weekly or yearly subscription. A practical service to discover the city in a different way! Two types of terminals allow you to take a short subscription, ideal for occasional users and tourists. And it's free on weekends!

The Stan network is built around the tram line and three High Service Level Bus lines offering frequencies of 5 to 10 minutes. These main lines are complemented by mobility solutions: regular lines, electric city centre shuttles, school lines, park-and-ride facilities, real-time transport on demand, flexible services, night services and express links to the 20 communes of the Greater Nancy Metropolis. Practical information, fares and timetables in real time on the Stan application at www.reseau-stan.com.

Vélocité has become the mobility account! What only a few years ago appeared to be a complicated mode of transport has now become a matter of course that nobody would question. The Mobility Account is no exception to this rule, as evidenced by the ever-increasing number of services offered in conjunction with new technologies. The mobility account is also a service you can combine as you wish: public transport, parking and self-service cars, all within the reach of your smartphone. It's the Swiss Army Knife of Mulhouse transport!

Arriving by train and want to cycle to Mulhouse? Drop off your bags at the locker and enter Médiacycles! Choose from classic bikes, mountain bikes, mountain bikes, tandems and children's bikes. Parents will find bikes equipped with a baby seat or trailer, and we'll even lend you a helmet. There's no terminal system, just return the bike at the end. Médiacycles also handles lost and found within the station. Part of the team also mediates and accompanies disabled children on public transport.

The shop uses a fox for its logo, but that's not the reason why it's part of our smart addresses! Les Trois Roux (a redhead on two wheels!) is an independent store entirely dedicated to BMX! Paul, the young and passionate manager, offers you a wide range of models: race, freestyle or flat bikes. And if you don't find what you're looking for, you can customize your BMX, piece by piece! And to have the perfect outfit, protections, clothes, parts and tools are also on sale.

This lift, which reaches the Col Pass at 1520 meters above sea level, takes you to the centre of the cantalien massif and the starting point of the crètes hikes. Discover the Puy Griou at about 45 minutes, puy Mary at about 2 h 30, and Eagle's Beak at about 1 hours walk.

These two electric mini-buses with ecological air-conditioning connect between the Relais des Italie car park and the city centre of Avignon. Each room has a capacity of 22 places and free of charge, and is accessible to all thanks to their access ramp for disabled people. Their appearance was stimulated by the operation "100 electric buses" launched in 2004 by ADEME (Environment and Energy Control Agency). With departures scheduled every 7 minutes during the day (from 7 h 15 to 20 h) and every 20 minutes until p. m. Monday to Thursday and midnight on Friday and Saturday, the shuttle bus stops at strategic stops such as «Carmelites», «Les Halles» or «University».

"Tempo" is the Agen Conurbation's public transport network. With 9 regular bus routes, transport on demand, school routes, a transport service for people with reduced mobility and free electric shuttles to and from the city center, "Tempo" will help you get around the region. Savvy tip: download the dedicated mobile application (more information available on the website), which will enable you to buy your ticket, calculate your itinerary and track buses in real time.

You have to face the sad fact that your beloved bicycle is missing... Borrowed? Stolen? You still have a small hope of finding her at the National Police bicycle pound. Indeed, on the territory of the Eurometropolis, when the police forces confuse a bicycle thief or find a stolen bicycle, they store these two-wheeled vehicles in a space located on Rue de Rothau, at the intersection of Boulevard de Lyon and Rue de Koenigshoffen. The little queens are photographed and put online on the dedicated website. It may look a little old-fashioned, but it is still worth noting that it is regularly updated. The main difficulty remains to make the difference between models that are often the same and to make sure 100% that it's really your bike! A problem that owners of small queens duly marked using the BICYCODE® process do not normally encounter! If you think you recognize your bike, all you have to do is go to the impound with proof of ownership and identification.

The aim of CADR 67 (Comité d'Action Deux Roues 67) is to promote cycling. The association also acts as an intermediary between users and public authorities, and organizes educational events to raise awareness of the rules and potential dangers of cycling. CADR 67 also offers workshops where you can learn how to repair your bike yourself, or have someone do it for you, as well as how to mark your bike - a must in Strasbourg!

Enjoy the advantages of a car without the drawbacks! The white cars of the CITIZ network are available at 58 stations in Strasbourg and throughout Alsace. To take advantage of our car-sharing services, all you have to do is make a reservation via the website or mobile app, after registering at a branch or via the website. Rates depend on the distance covered and the rental period. Insurance, assistance, car maintenance and fuel are included in the rental price.

Les Toucs, 100% electric shuttles, criss-cross the city center in summer. It's very easy to use: a simple wave of the hand is enough to stop it. Fast, available, free and without reservation, the Touc is a great service. Just tell the driver your destination and the shuttle will be on its way, even if you're alone on board. The drivers pay particular attention to users, and are back in touch with the notion of public service.

Please note: This service runs from early June to late September, except Sundays, Mondays and public holidays.

Modulauto is a car-sharing service. The concept is simple: the Modulauto magnetic card, provided when you subscribe to the service, gives you access to a fleet of vehicles available 24 hours a day. They range from small city cars to family cars, including utility vehicles. It is simple, practical and financially interesting.

Louviers is a city with a bus network that makes it easy for residents and visitors to get around. The website of the transport company, Semo Mobilité, provides all the necessary information on bus routes, timetables and fares. Buses operate normally and there are no ongoing traffic alerts. In addition to buses, Semo Mobilité also offers other services such as school transport, transport on demand and self-service bike hire. Timetables and tickets can be found on smartphones.

The first weld rail of the Toulouse tramway was carried out on 19 June 2008. This line will connect Toulouse (Les Arenas) to Blagnac and Beauzelle (Andromeda district). It will be connected to line A of the subway, line C (TER) and bus lines. The commissioning is planned for 2010… this will allow us time to talk about it with more details.

In another life, Andreas Behrens was an app designer. Then one day, this bicycle fanatic, who was already building and repairing his own bikes for pleasure, discovered that there was a school in the USA offering training in the manufacture of bicycle frames... and enrolled without hesitation. After completing his training, he moved back to Roubaix to set up a unique workshop. Here, Andreas Behrens designs and builds custom bicycles using quality materials. He also offers to train other enthusiasts to help them build their own bikes.

A dynamic and modern city, Pau has had its association of bicycle users since 2002. Today it brings together nearly 300 members who share their passion for the little queen and question the question of urban development. Smart maps and itineraries, technical and practical information such as the addresses of professionals who can repair your two-wheelers... Pau à vélo can provide a lot of information and is an essential contact for urban cycling. It should be noted that the association organises events such as the "Fête du Vélo", at the end of May in Pau, also participates in the "Semaine de la Mobilité" in September, prepares bike rides...

Beware! There is no car rental company in the station.

The company operates 5 regular lines: Monaco Ville-Saint-Roman, Monaco Exotic Garden, Condamine-Larvotto, Fontvieille-Hospital, Fontvieille-Larvotto. The price is 1 € (free for children under 7 years of age). You can also buy books of 10 journeys, which is cheaper: EUR 6. You can reuse your ticket free of charge, provided you take a bus within 30 minutes. Daily tourist map: EUR 3. Flights stop around 21 h in general, with slight adjustments on weekends.

These 8 to 13 seats minibuses operate like taxis: ideal for families and small groups.

Regular shuttle bus Saint-Chély-d'Apcher - Mende every day except Saturday and Sunday.

Baïa is composed of 10 main lines that serve the Dune du Pilat, the Pyla town hall, the Pôle Santé, Arcachon Médiathèque, Gujan-Mestras, la Teste-de-Buch, Biganos, la Teste Miquelots and an express line from the Arcachon station to the Teich station Just stand on the sidewalk, wave to the driver and the bus stops. It drops you off wherever you want on its route. The COBAS offers a transport on demand service. Maps and timetables available on the website and on the MyBus mobile application (possibility to buy your tickets).

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Sète and Mèze (line 320), and between Montpellier and Mèze (line 103) and between Agde and Marseillan-Plage (line 274). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport or Tel 0 825 34 01 34 (0,15 € incl/min).

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Montpellier and Lunel (line 107 and 101). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport or Tel 0 825 34 01 34 (0,15 € incl/min).

The Community of Communes of the Country of Lunel finances a intercommunaux transport network connecting the villages between them and serves the town of Lunel. These small vehicles of mpv type can accommodate 8 passengers and stop at bus stops marked by the logo Hérault Transport Tel. 04 67 83 10 20.

Hérault Transport provides daily connections to Montpellier-Gignac (line 381, 302, 303, 485, 306, 305). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily service to Montpellier-Frontignan (line 102). You can also access the Peyrade via line 322 via Sète. Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault Transports provides the Montpellier-Ganges route daily (line 108). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Montpellier and Lodeve (line 381). The different municipalities in the area are connected by a specific network "La". Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Connects Nîmes-Aigues-Mortes-Le Grau-du-Roi-La Grande-Motte.

Hérault Transports provides daily connections to Montpellier-La Grande-Motte (line 106). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Lamalou (line 215) and between Montpellier and Lamalou (line 485 or 302). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Roujan (line 206 bis) and between Pézenas and Roujan (line 309). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Saint-Chinian (line 441 and 214). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Roquebrun (line 203). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Montpellier and Saint-Mathieu de Tréviers (line 115 and 118). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport or Tel. 0 825 34 01 34.

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Saint-Pons (line 214 and 441) and between Montpellier and Saint-Pons (line 485) Other possible link from Bédarieux station (line 482). Schedules in tourist offices or to download on the Internet Site

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Gignac and Saint-Guilhem (line 308). From Montpellier, you can borrow lines 381, 302, 303, 485, 306, 305. Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Montpellier and Saint-Martin-de-London (line 108). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport or Tel. 0 825 34 01 34.

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Béziers and Olonzac (line 232). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

Hérault-Transport provides daily connections between Montpellier and Palavas (line 131). Schedules in tourist offices or to be downloaded on the Internet Site: www.herault.fr/herault-transport

At the end of the canal for years, the Mickey, a lift, allows you to go through the air from coast to coast from coast to coast, with sea view and grouillantes beaches, while its pods rise above water. It's completely kitsch and décalé, but maybe it's all about it!