Public transport Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

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)!

This urban network provides public transport links (numerous buses, 3 tramway lines, school transport, bicycles, self-service scooters, car-sharing, car-pooling) throughout the Nice Côte d'Azur metropolitan area. To make sure you're on the right track, validate your ticket each time you board. You can buy your tickets from bus drivers and at streetcar kiosks. You can top up your Lignes d'Azur cards online or at sales outlets, which also offer advice on assistance, accessibility, routes, etc.

Simplify your journeys in the Communauté d'Agglomération de Cannes-Pays de Lérins with the Palm Bus urban transport network. With its 30 routes, it's easy to discover Cannes, Le Cannet, Mandelieu-La-Napoule, Mougins and Théoule-sur-Mer! In the evening, until 2:30 a.m., take advantage of the "cabriolet buses" or the Navette City Palm for your shopping outings, without worrying about traffic jams or parking. Buy your ticket via the Palm Bus app for added convenience. An efficient and practical way to get around the area.

Fifteen urban bus lines serve the cities of Cannes, Cannet and Mandelieu all day long. Some of these lines work in the evening and at night, depending on the season and events taking place in Cannes. Most of these lines pass through the Bus Station (near the City Hall), the SNCF Train Station and the Congress Center. A Presqu 'ile shuttle, accessible for disabled guests thanks to an adapted palette, runs all day from Monday to Saturday (off holidays) from 9:20 a. m. to 1:00 p. m. and from 2 p. m. to 7:50 p. m. with a frequency of 30 to 40 minutes. You can also borrow the electric shuttle: Stop, City Hall > La Pantiero > La Croisette > Latour Maubourg Street > Antibes Street > SNCF Station > Félix.

A 2,450-metre underground traffic axis, the Prado-Carénage Tunnel links the city's southern districts and the East motorway in a few minutes, in the city centre, and, to the north via the Old Port Tunnel, the Major Tunnel and the Joliette Tunnel, the Coastal Motorway. For a few euros, you can avoid traffic jams in the city centre during rush hour, and gain in speed as well, since it will only take you a few minutes to get from La Capelette to La Joliette. First toll urban tunnel in France. Possibilities of subscriptions and preferential rates for one or two tunnels: Prado fairing only and/or Prado Tunnel south only.

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.

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».

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.

Marseille, a dynamic, sunny city, offers many possibilities for tourist discovery. For an original experience, visitors can call on TUK TUK Marseille, a tour operator offering electric tuk-tuk tours. Flexible schedules allow tourists to enjoy these tours at any time of day. Whether it's to discover the must-see tourist sites or to explore the city's lesser-known districts, TUK TUK Marseille offers an original and environmentally-friendly way to visit Marseille.

The introduction of the bicycle service is a success. Cycling to the Prado beaches is pleasant, but still too dangerous in the city centre. A cycle lane on the corniche is being prepared. The Marseilles association Vélos en ville is working for better consideration of this form of transport. A real fight on the scale of Marseille. In the premises, meetings around common reflections are organized, but also repair workshops. Bicycles must be democratized in the city and this will happen through the work of Vélos en ville.

Present in Lyon, Nice and Aix-en-Provence, Agilenville was set up in Marseille a few years ago to offer eco-responsible logistics solutions. Precision, reliability, traceability: all the guarantees of a serious delivery are assured, with the added bonus that your delivery driver arrives by cargo bike. A real asset in a congested city like Marseille. A solution designed exclusively for professionals. In figures, Agilenville means over 10,000 deliveries a month, 60 salaried couriers and 108,000 kg of_CO2 avoided every year. From the smallest parcel to pallets and fresh produce deliveries, Agilenville offers a wide range of services.

The Automobile Club d'Aix has set up a free carpooling service for the past ten years. Now in partnership with the ridygo application, a carpooling platform: you just have to download it, fill in your identity with supporting documents and you have access to an efficient service. Access to the Aix car parks and city buses is also free. The ACA also offers training courses to recover points.

YEGO is a self-service electric scooter rental service that aims to offer a new urban mobility experience. It is a flexible and ecological mode of transportation that is ideal for getting around with elegance and freedom. Accessible to all, users simply download the application and create an account by providing identification, a driver's license and credit card information. The user locates available vehicles in the vicinity via the app and books a scooter to get to their destination.

It is Véolia which takes care of the buses in Arles, but also in all the intermunicipality. This means that for a single ticket, you can take a line in Arles, such as going to Tarascon, Boulbon, Saint-Martin de Crau, Saint-Pierre-de-Mézoargues or Salin-de-Giraud. The plus: an on-demand pick-up service for disabled people that will allow them to be taken from their home to a bus stop with a simple phone call. Every year, around two million journeys are made on this network.

Road connections are provided by a bus network with Nice, Nice Airport, Cannes, Mandelieu, Juan-les-Pins, Gulf-Juan, Grasse and Saint Raphael.