Navigo, access to all forms of mobility in Île-de-France

New titles to adapt to all lifestyles

The Navigo pass is for all travellers, whether they travel regularly or more occasionally. In 2019, Navigo passes will be enriched with a new offer, Liberté+, and a new pass will be launched, Navigo Easy.

These two new features have been designed to meet the specific needs of so-called "occasional" passengers and gradually replace metro tickets.

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In 2019, the Navigo Easy pass will be launched. It is a contactless pass (cost of 2 euros) that will allow you to load several tickets simultaneously (up to 3 t+ ticket books, tickets for the airport, etc.).

Navigo Liberté+ is a package that will allow you to travel in Paris in complete freedom, with a single card where the trips actually made will be counted. The user will only pay for what he consumes and will be automatically debited for the amount of his trips the following month. This service is aimed at users of t+ tickets but has advantages that do not exist today with current tickets: for example, free bus and metro connections, billing based on actual consumption, etc. It will be launched in 2019 with, initially, a perimeter that is that of the current t+ tickets, i.e. metro, bus, tram and RER in Paris. It will work thanks to a classic Navigo pass.

Download the press release dedicated to the Navigo Liberté+ and Navigo Easy.

Services available with Navigo

The Navigo pass is becoming the universal support for intermodality to facilitate the daily life of Ile-de-France residents and brings together more and more travel solutions on the same medium.

• Véligo: more than 100 spaces to park your bike safely near the stations.
• Park and ride: more than 9800 park-and-ride spaces have already been launched to ensure complementarity between public transport and the car.

Île-de-France Mobilités has also decided to create nearly 1200 parking spaces on the outskirts of Paris, made available to public transport users. They will thus be able to easily continue their journey by public transport without suffering from the difficulties of parking and traffic in Paris, which have recently been amplified with the closure of the lanes on the riverbank.