All news in Île-de-France

We take it every day to go to work, see friends or go shopping, but do you know how a metro is built? We explain to you, in 8 main steps.

For the Paris 2024 Games, the public transport security system is evolving in Île-de-France to guarantee the safety of all and facilitate the movement of the many spectators. Explanations.

To facilitate travellers' journeys on the network and to complete the project to build a single, global transport network, Île-de-France Mobilités is rolling out a new regional numbering system for bus lines in the Paris region. Decryption.

To accelerate the modernisation of public transport in Île-de-France, 103 trains of the new MF19 metro have just been ordered for lines 8, 12 and 13.

After lines 1 and 14, it is the turn of metro line 4 to accommodate 100% automated shuttles. Ready to get on board?

New equipment, the opening of lines and extensions of others, connected ticketing, good deals and accessibility: in 2024, things are moving in Ile-de-France transport.

To your smartphones and tablets! This holiday season, take part in the augmented reality game #CPASLOINENTRAIN and discover must-see sites and ephemeral events available on the route of the J and L lines.

In 2024, carpooling continues to develop in Île-de-France. Soon, you will be able to get around easily thanks to shared routes by car, defined and bookable, to reach the public transport network. New initiatives for more sustainable motorised mobility....

On the occasion of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Île-de-France Mobilités is launching a specific package, the "Paris 2024" pass. What for? What are the advantages? How much does it cost? Let us explain.

That's it! Since December 10, 2023, you can finally board the new T12 tram-train, which connects Massy to Évry-Courcouronnes in 40 minutes. A comfortable and accessible tramway designed to improve the service to the Essonne.

The Massy Palaiseau - Versailles Chantiers branch of the RER C line becomes line V: a 20-minute journey from end to end to improve travel conditions for Ile-de-France residents.