Who are we?
The regional mobility network
For many years now, the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region has been responsible for organising public transport services by rail (2002), intercity and school (2017) throughout its territory under the Mobigo brand. Since the Loi d'orientation des mobilités (2019), as the lead authority for mobility, the Region has been working to facilitate access to the various modes of transport in its area, still under the Mobigo mobility brand.
Its aim : to keep you informed about the transport services available in the Region.
It has set up a multimodal information system, viamobigo.fr, to bring together all the information on public transport in the urban networks of the partner conurbations and the regional Mobigo network, so that everyone in the region can find out about alternatives to the private car. Technology to facilitate the customer journey.
3 platforms at your disposal:
- A website viamobigo.fr/en
- A Mobigo application:
- on the Apple Store
- on Google Play
- A call center reachable at 03 80 11 29 29
In addition, the Bourgogne-Franche-Comté Region transports or assists more than 125,000 pupils every day. Find out more here: https://www.bourgognefranchecomte.fr/accueil-transport
Mobility everywhere and for everyone
To facilitate access to the different modes of transport within its territory, the Region is developing a complete mobility chain.
Intermodality and innovation are at the heart of its priorities in defining its new transport policy. It is thinking about mobility in its entirety and aims to make it sustainable, connected, shared and accessible to all.
The viamobigo.fr regional mobility service promotes and facilitates the use of public transport by offering simple, accessible information and solutions.
The Bourgogne-Franche-Comté region is organizing:
- The TRAIN Mobigo lines (17)
- The road network CAR Mobigo with school transport (2,917 routes), regular intercity routes (99) and on-demand transport (TAD)
- Simple, subsidized carpooling
- Secure bike shelters in stations (32)
20 Conurbations organize:
- Bus and streetcar lines
- Self-service bicycles
- Parking, park-and-ride and car-sharing facilities
- 54 car-sharing in Dijon and Besançon
Transport services offered by partner conurbations
Managed by the Region, the Mobigo multimodal information system is the result of a partnership with the region's local authorities and transport networks.
Urban transport networks
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Transport networks in towns and rural areas
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Key figures
- 597,7 million euros for the Region's road and rail transport budget (operating and investment) in 2021.
- 2600 km of rail lines in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté.
- 1517287 trips made in 2021 throughout the region on regular lines.
- +70 local transport services managed directly by the Region.
- 6 stations equipped with individual bike racks (no subscription required: free access to be secured with your own lock).
- 33 secure bike shelters in stations (subscription on viamobigo.fr).
- 583 trains per day.
- 2917 school routes and more than 125,000 pupils served.
Its aim : information in all areas, for all journeys
Passenger information, a route and fare calculator and ticket purchase. Routes, timetables, traffic information and all the maps of the region's networks at viamobigo.fr
Mobigo over the years
2023
Adoption of a coherent plan for the deployment of publicly accessible electric charging points (SCIRVE) aimed at developing recharging infrastructures for electric vehicles (IRVE).
2022
Roll-out of TER ticket sales on the Mobigo app.
2021
Deployment of M-Ticket and harmonised ticketing on CAR Mobigo interurban lines.
2019
Loi d'Orientation de la Mobilité : all modes of transport taken into account, players reorganised with the Region in the lead. Single road fare of €1.50 for one journey and €40 for a monthly season ticket. Free school transport for the whole of France.
2018
Grouping of inter-city, school and TRAIN lines under the Mobigo information system.
2017
In 7 of the 8 départements, the Region is now responsible for organising regular bus services and school transport.
2016
Merger of the Regions.
2015
NOTRe Act : transfer of certain powers from the départements to the regions.
2011
Deployment of the car-sharing service.
2008
Launch of the first public transport information website.
2007
The first regional call centre is set up.
2002
The Region becomes the Organising Authority for regional rail transport.