RedevelopmentPôle de Juvisy-sur-Orge

Close to the economic hub of Orly-Rungis, the Juvisy-sur-Orge station, which welcomes 1000 trains, 1300 buses divided into three bus stations, 70,000 passengers every day, sees the RER C and D, but also the Brive-Lille TGV, is the largest station in France outside Paris, with more passengers for example than the Lyon Part-Dieu station or even the Gare de l'Est.

This station required a thorough restructuring that met several objectives:

• Improve connections between bus stations, the railway station and the future tramway to facilitate exchanges between modes (RER, Tramway, Bus, taxis, bicycles);
• Improve accessibility to the SNCF station and the management of flows throughout the site (extension of the north underground, adapted ticket offices, lifts, optimised lighting, sound beacons for the visually impaired);
• Develop reception, security and information by creating a space dedicated to travellers;
• Optimize the integration of developments into the urban landscape and promote links between the different districts (pedestrian bridge dedicated to soft modes of transport over the railway tracks: pedestrians and bicycles);
• Redevelop the three bus stations welcoming 1300 bus lines per day and create 264 bicycle parking spaces under secure shelters and a bicycle shelter with 36 spaces.