Public transport Nord-Pas-de-Calais

DK'Bus is the public transport network of the Communauté urbaine de Dunkerque. Since 2018, public transport has been 100% free. The network has been completely redesigned and meshed with so-called Chrono lines (C1, C2, C3, C4 and C5) every 10 minutes, direct lines and connecting lines. You can leave the car alone, except if you want to go to the west of the conurbation, where journey times are quite long. An evening Noctibus N1 and N2 service is also available, as is a night taxi-bus service (booking required).

The community network of the Boulonnaise region operates every day of the year except on 1 May and 25 December. Only unit tickets and 4-travel books are sold by the driver, go to the bus area, rue de la Lamp, for other formulas and remove a schedule guide. 26 bus lines serve Boulogne and its region, until Dannes to the south, Wimereux to the north and La-Capelle-les Boulogne to the land. There is a bus service to Calais on 03 21 96 49 54 or via Marchioness at 03 21 32 30 90 at the departure of Daunou boulevard. Another line joins Berck and Le Touquet at 03 21 31 77 48, and finally a link to Desvres is also insured at 03 21 10 34 34.

This company is well known by the inhabitants of the Lille metropolis. Ilevia manages the public transport network in the European Metropolis of Lille (MEL): metro, tramway, bus and V'Lille (self-service bikes). The Lille metro is composed of two lines that currently connect the Saint-Philibert hospital in Lomme to the Dron University Hospital in Tourcoing and the Lille University Hospital to the 4 Cantons Pierre Mauroy Stadium in Villeneuve-d'Ascq. The stations Gare de Lille-Flandres and Porte des Postes are used to change between the two lines.

All the beautiful, new at the cutting edge of the latest technologies, the tramway took off in Valenciennes on July 3, 2006, and on August 31, 2007 with the extension to Description. Early departures take place from a. m. in the morning (Posted-Hôtel-de-Ville to University) and the last departures in the evening at (Description-Espace-Villars); these schedules are valid from Monday to Thursday during summer-winter; extended service is scheduled in the evening on Friday and Saturday. You can travel across the Bus-Tram network with the same types of transport. Vending machines are available at every station, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week. Last little tip, remember to validate your title inside the vehicle itself in correspondence.

You will always find a taxi place Dalton, close to the shops, the port, and 5 min walk from the old town.

In another life, Andreas Behrens was an app designer. Then one day, this bicycle fanatic, who was already building and repairing his own bikes for pleasure, discovered that there was a school in the USA offering training in the manufacture of bicycle frames... and enrolled without hesitation. After completing his training, he moved back to Roubaix to set up a unique workshop. Here, Andreas Behrens designs and builds custom bicycles using quality materials. He also offers to train other enthusiasts to help them build their own bikes.

It's time to embrace soft mobility! The Droit au Vélo association promotes cycling as a means of transport, and is concerned with the safety of its users. In addition to meeting enthusiasts at various workshops, membership of this association puts you at the heart of awareness-raising and information campaigns. ADAV has real political clout when it comes to making concrete proposals to institutions, and the site is also packed with advice.

Imag'in is the region's resolutely attractive transport network, combining environmentally-friendly modes of transport (boat and bike) with conventional public transport lines. Thanks to its extensive, high-performance offer, you can easily reach the 14 communes of the Communauté d'Agglomération Grand Calais Terres et Mers, as well as the commune of Guînes, all year round. Don't hesitate to visit our website, which gives you all the information you need on double-decker buses, self-service bicycles, free shuttles, etc.

Citiz offers self-service car-sharing at its 63 stations across the metropolitan area, ranging from city cars to minivans. This solution is ideal for journeys that can't be made by public transport, bicycle or on foot. For each rental, you are billed according to vehicle category and distance traveled, and everything is included in the price. When you become a Citiz car-sharer in Lille, you get the chance to rent cars in all the cities in the network. Handy for vacations!

The Métropole has set up a shuttle bus to get around Vieux-Lille quickly and easily. The looped route runs in one direction and serves the Place Rihour, the Citadelle, the Hospice Comtesse and the Treille. Not a bad way to discover the city's heritage! Some stops are fixed, but you can also ask the driver to stop wherever you like. How convenient! The shuttle is accessible to all, including people with reduced mobility. Allow 10 to 15 minutes between each shuttle.

Created in 2006 by Lille-based Antoine Duthoit, Happymoov now exists in 14 cities in France! The concept? To offer everyone ecological and fun transport that combines personal services, local job creation and eco-responsibility. Nothing could be simpler. All you have to do is download the application and make your reservation. Depending on your needs, your bike taxi will accompany you for a simple ride, a shopping session or a city tour. Merchants can also use them for their deliveries! Practical, ecological and solidarity!