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Île-de-France Mobilités, its operators (RATP, Transilien, SNCF Voyageurs) and SNCF Réseau will carry out network modernisation work in the first half of the year and throughout the summer of 2026. Objective? More reliable travel by 2030 to improve the...

A Christmas market like no other, an exhibition to unravel the true from the false, a walk in the middle of the forest or a dive into urban art along the Canal Saint-Denis? The choice is yours, with our four ideas for free outings accessible by public...

Approved in September 2025, the Île-de-France Mobility Plan outlines the roadmap for travel policies in Île-de-France for the coming years. The goal: a more accessible, sustainable and inclusive region. Discover.

Are you looking for what to do in November in Île-de-France? Between Christmas markets, autumn walks and festivals, discover our ideas for outings accessible by public transport this autumn in Paris and Île-de-France.

Good news for passengers on the Paris-Dreux and Paris-Montargis-Gien-Briare lines. From 3 November 2025, Île-de-France Mobilités and the Centre-Val de Loire Region are launching an unprecedented partnership. With the Navigo-Rémi Pass, a single support...

Would you like to participate in discussions on the organisation of transport? Become a mobility partner! Register by October 17, 2025.

Here we go! The MF19 metro that we have been talking about for so long is now a reality for passengers on line 10! Since Thursday, October 16, 2025, a first train has been running between Boulogne - Pont de Saint-Cloud and Gare d'Austerlitz.

Do you live or work near the Saclay plateau? In 2025, four carpooling lines have opened for the daily journeys of Ile-de-France residents. Flexible and economical, discover the first carpooling lines signed Île-de-France Mobilités.

Are you more into an autumn walk in the forest, a place of culture by the water, a beautiful view of all of Paris or a free music festival? Discover our four recommendations for outings to enjoy the month of October in Île-de-France.

"Look left and right before crossing": we are taught this from a very young age. However, it has never been more important to remember this. Especially around the trams, where many are lowering their vigilance.

Behind the work that disrupted your journeys this summer is a profound transformation: fairer, cleaner and more accessible transport. As the European Mobility and Sustainable Development Weeks and the Back to School of Public Transport are announced,...

Registrations are open for the October 2025 hearings for the opening of tram lines in Île-de-France to competition.