Public transport buses and coaches Provence-Alpes-Côte D'Azur

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.

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».

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.

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.

Aix-en-bus is installed inside the tourist office. This network allows you to get from the city center to the outskirts bypassing the old city center. Remodeled in 2012, the network is composed of more than 20 bus lines that allow you to travel in the city or in the country of Aix. Tickets can be purchased individually or in booklets of ten. For daily users, subscriptions are often more advantageous. High school and university students benefit from preferential rates. The website provides information on schedules, news, fares and traffic. And with the e-bus, you can receive all the latest news about Aix-en-Bus by SMS or e-mail. As for the free service, it is offered to users of the park-and-ride facilities located on the outskirts. This is a way to encourage motorists to stay out of the city center, a good way to fight pollution.

Since February 2018, Aix has been linked to Marseille by a single Pass Métropole! A single subscription that will allow you to travel as you wish throughout the Marseille and Aix urban network, to use the buses of La Ciotat, Gardanne, Côte Bleue or the buses of the Etang de Berre. In addition, there is the possibility of using regional trains, Cartreize regional buses, airport shuttles and even maritime shuttles or ferries. A must for mobility. The Pass also allows you to use car park relays in Aix and Marseille as well as the self-service bicycles of the two municipalities. A must.

If Aix stands out as an "electromobile" city, it's not least thanks to the Diablines system. For the past 20 years, these electric carts have been transporting you noiselessly and pollution-free from one point to another in the city center. These seven-seater micro-buses can squeeze in anywhere, and are the only vehicles allowed in pedestrian zones. There are no stops on any of the three routes, and all you have to do to get on board is wave to the driver. The Diablines run every ten minutes, and their use is constantly increasing.

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.