Four free electric shuttle buses have been introduced in August 2007 by Toulouse Council to improve traffic flows in the city centre. Environmentally friendly, with a silent electric engine and painted in the colours of “Toulouse, European Culture Capital 2013”, they are easy to identify. A free, ecological means of transport for a day’s shopping or tourism in the heart of the Pink City!
A simple gesture for boarding the shuttle
If you want to catch the shuttle, simply make a simple gesture
to the driver. You can use the shuttle to go anywhere along its
route. There are six fixed stops: Cour Dillon, Pont Neuf, Salin
Parlement, Carmes, place Wilson, Université Sciences Sociales.
The shuttle operates from Monday to Saturday, except public holidays, from 9.00 to 19.00.
Shuttle route:
Start: Cour Dillon - Pont Neuf - rue des Couteliers - rue de la
Dalbade - rue de la Fonderie - place du Salin - rue du Languedoc
- rue Croix Baragnon - rue Boulbonne - rue de Metz - rue d’Alsace
Lorraine - rue du Lieutenant Colonnel Pélissier - rue St Antoine
du T - place Wilson - rue de la Fayette - partie Nord de la rue
d’Alsace Lorraine - rue de Rémusat - place du Capitole - rue
des Lois - rue Valade - Place du Pont St Pierre - quai Lombard
- Place de la Daurade - quai de la Daurade - Pont Neuf - Finish:
Cour Dillon.
Route length: 5 km.
Capacity: 9 seated and 9 standing passengers, including a seat
reserved for the disabled.
