Vitici, le site de transport en commun de la Région Champagne-Ardenne

Introduction

The Organizing Authority

The Conseil Général de la Marne is responsible for interurban transport for the department’s 565.000 inhabitants.
It devotes 17 million euros a year to transport – mostly intended for scholars, yet open to all.

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The network

Every day, almost 250 vehicles take people to their schools and/or town centres.
The departmental lines thus represent an extensive network of centres of activities, accessible to all.
Some lines (known as ‘de marché’) operate on particular days of the week for travel to and from fresh markets, and these can be used as feeder services for personal journeys.
Lastly, the Conseil Général has, since 2009, been experimenting with demand-driven transport in the Pays de Brie and Champagne areas.
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Ticket prices and outlets

Prices

Pricing applied to regular lines depends on how many kilometres are travelled. Preferential prices can be applied by transport operators, depending on the period during which the line is used.
Specific schools services are accessible to all. A simple application to the Conseil Général must be made. The prices are not subsidized yet remain very attractive – travel on a school route costs 0.89€ per journey. Specific quarterly season tickets are available, costing from 26.52€ to 37.13€, depending on the distance travelled.

Sales and information outlets

For access to regular lines: directly from the driver
For access to school routes: from the Conseil Général (03 26 69 40 71)

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Specific services

Accessibility and Demand-driven transport

The Conseil Général has recently implemented its departmental plan for the transport of disabled persons.
The Reims Express line will be the first to be accessible to people with reduced mobility.

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Ride-Sharing

The Conseil Général supports the ride-sharing website

For further information about ride-sharing