Public transport Lorraine

LE MET' is Metz's bus network, an efficient transport system serving the city and its suburbs. With comfortable, fully-equipped buses, MET' offers a pleasant experience. Regular timetables and good geographical coverage make this network a practical choice for getting around the Metz region. Numerous special services are also available to meet everyone's needs (night buses, shuttles, self-service bicycles, park-and-ride facilities, etc.). Several fares are available.

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.

The town of Epinal has an excellent bus network. A friendly and practical way to discover the city centre and its surroundings. Imagine Epinal has 7 lines linking the centre to the main residential areas. There is also a free shuttle service to the city centre. No need to look for a parking space for hours! Persons with reduced mobility can use Cap'Imagine, a transportation service on demand.