Public transport New Aquitaine

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!

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!

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..

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.

In La Rochelle, the ocean is never far away. While the people of La Rochelle love to stroll along the Old Harbour, many also take the Sea Bus, an easy link between the city center and the Minimes district. It's a great way to get to an area renowned for its many restaurants, its famous ice cream parlour and its beach. From the pier, located at the foot of the Chaîne tower, the boat offers a 20-minute mini-cruise. Quiet and environmentally-friendly, the Sea Bus is a great way to get around, especially during the summer months.

With almost 8 million validations per year, 5 million kilometers covered by its vehicles and more than 822 stops, it's fair to say that Pau and the surrounding area take great care with their public transport. The emphasis is on accessibility: access ramps, audible and visual signage, buses with flat floors and dedicated spaces. Libertis also provides minibuses for users with reduced mobility, subject to reservation. 100% green, the Fébus "zero emission" bus line runs on hydrogen. Another popular service is the Idecycle bicycle rental service. Finally, you can calculate a route or consult bus timetables in real time using the Idelis app.

Did you know that more than 70 buses in the Transports Poitevins network run on CNG and soon on BioGNV? Irrigating the 40 municipalities of Grand Poitiers, Vitalis offers regular routes from Monday to Saturday, Sundays, nights with a drop-off service for people alone or accompanied by children, a school service and a handibus. New this year: the express line linking Poitiers station to Chauvigny in 40 minutes, and in Poitiers, the increase in the frequency of line 2 buses. Tickets and season tickets are available in agencies, on the e-shop, in vending machines, at Relais Vitalis merchants, and on the mobile application that calculates your waiting time and route.

Since September 2008, the Gulls, the Charente-Maritime transport network, have been in place. Schedules and rates on www.lesmouettes-transports.com or 0811361717. 7 lines from Rochefort to Royan, La Rochelle, Saintes or the island of Oléron, for example.

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.

"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.

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...

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).

Apart Holy, this carrier is present throughout the department, including at the high-level staging points (SNCF train stations, Royan and La Rochelle, islands of Ré and Oléron, etc.).

The Allo'buss service allows you to reserve your bus the day before departure, by choosing your schedules (among proposed schedules). It can be useful in some areas not covered by the city bus system (the same cost as a bus ticket).

8 regular lines per day allow the discovery of the surroundings of Rochefort. They serve Royan, Port-des-Boats, Surgères, Château-d'Oléron, Tonnay-Charente, Fouras and Saint-Jean-d'Angély, with several rotations per day for each of these destinations. For example, a tour on the island of Oléron to walk on the ramparts of the castle citadel will return to 6,70 €, a stopover on the peninsula of Fouras 2,70 € and to Tonnay-Charente 0,90 €. Furthermore, a bus network, called R'bus, serves Rochefort and Tonnay-Charente. Its 6 lines serve 150 stop points on both cities. The ticket is 0,90 euros, the book of 10 journeys to 7,50 €. Finally, a shuttle takes you to the Gare station (6,40 € the journey) at the TGV departure HOURS for Paris. During summer, a shuttle connects the Château-d'Oléron in Surgères in connection with the TGV for Paris.

If you want to come to Bayonne by car, there are numerous parking lots at the city's gates and a free electric shuttle bus runs every eight minutes. Bayonne offers this service, linking the parking lots, the Saint-Esprit and Foch districts with the city center (16 stops). This service makes it possible to reconcile development and quality of life. Bayonne's shuttles offer the possibility to travel without polluting.