Toulouse, Lyon, Dijon. It is, in order, the winning trio of this 29e edition of our Mobility Awards.
Although falling under specific circumstances, with the health crisis and the limitation of travel, this list shows the dynamism, never denied, of networks betting on a long-term increase in mobility, more particularly of “soft” mobility. in the towns.
At the top of our ranking, Toulouse has seen a jump in the use of its public transport, since 2019 the first major projects planned in the Mobilities 2020-2025-2030 project.
Lyon, which obtains the Silver Pass (after winning gold last year), benefits from a dense and meshed network, which is regularly reinforced thanks to the investments made.
Dijon, finally, which reappears on our podium, reaping the results of an ambitious approach started at the end of 2017 and which is part of a strategy of integrating all mobility solutions.
In the category of medium-sized towns, Tarbes, which took advantage of the creation of the new Tarbes-Lourdes-Pyrénées agglomeration community to review its entire transport policy, won the …
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