Public transport Clermont-Ferrand

The Clermont-Ferrand metropolitan area is served by nearly 30 public transport lines. The tramway passes through 34 stops, with a frequency of 6 to 8 minutes during rush hours. Two high service bus lines, as well as 24 other lines, serve more than 800 stops. The T2C app allows users to calculate the best route and receive alerts in case of disruption. Thanks to Open Payement, validate your trip with your contactless bank card or your smartphone. Tickets can be loaded on your Oùra card or purchased by SMS (93001).

Whether you're looking for a city bike for daily commuting, a bike for sports on the weekend or even a cargo bike, the Cyclable team will guide you in your choice of equipment. Each customer receives personalized advice according to their needs. The workshop takes care of all kinds of repairs and regular overhauls, because whoever wants to go far needs to clean and maintain their bike. A rental service for touring bikes, fat bikes, trailers, panniers and electric bikes is also available. All you have to do is pedal!

Created by Julien Devaux in 2019, Tempo is a cozy store, workshop and café all in one. If you don't have a bike, this is where you can find one to your liking. It is even possible to have one made to measure, otherwise you will still have the choice between about fifteen brands. Once you are equipped, you can come back to the store to get help on the mechanical part, the maintenance or just to buy some accessories. More simply, the large central table invites you to come and have a coffee before or after your bike ride. More technical, it is also possible to make a postural study. A complete experience!

Located on the station forecourt, the C.vélo Box provides secure storage for personal bicycles, with 150 video-surveilled parking spaces accessible 24/7. A practical solution for combining train, bus and bike! To take advantage of this service, users sign up for a subscription at a nearby C.vélo branch. They then receive an access badge and can attach their bike to the numbered rail assigned to them, with its own anti-theft system. This location corresponds to an intermodal logic.

There's no such thing as wood on a bike? Well, Joanne Lecorfec, a cabinetmaker and woodworker, came up with the idea. The idea came to her after spending 14 months cycling across France. 10,000 km gives rise to ideas! So she invented the Tijo bike, which features a gravel frame made of wood... from Auvergne, of course! Ash, oak and walnut are used to craft it. What's more, the mechanics can be tailored to meet your specific requirements. A local, sustainable bike.

Oùra aims to simplify mobility in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region by providing access to some 50 transport networks in the region with a single card. The site also offers the possibility to calculate your itinerary, to get the latest information on mobility services and to purchase the card. This card is also interesting for cyclists, as it allows access to bike stations, collective bike lockers in train stations, and reduced or even free rates for certain services.