BLOIS branch, Chocolaterie site
Overview of existing transport and facilities on the site
> Bus and tram
Nearest stop: SNCF railway station
- Lines N1, A, B, C, D, E.
Bicycles are allowed on the bus provided the PRM space is free and subject to the number of passengers on board.
> Cycle tracks
- West access: Avenue Gambetta.
This lane is not secure.
Download the city's urban cycling plan (pdf)
> Bicycle parking station
- 12 Sheffield bike stands, 46-space wheel rack
- Self-repair and inflation station
> Car park
- West access: Avenue Gambetta.
- South access: Boulevard Daniel Dupuis.
- Free-access car parks: very difficult in the surrounding streets.
To access other sites...
- Jean-Jaurès site:
N1: free shuttle bus, 25 min in this direction, 5 min in the other direction.
B, C, E: approx. 5 min in either direction.
Cycling: 1.5 km: 7 min
By car: very unpredictable, depending on the time of day and parking availability, generally 15 min
On foot: 20 min - Anne de Bretagne University Restaurant:
No convenient bus links.
Cycling: 1 km: 5 min
On foot: approx. 10 min
Benefits of using soft mobility or public transport on this university site
- Saves time compared with individual motorised transport
- Parking problems
- Direct access from the SNCF train station and bus station.
Challenges specific to the university site
- Parking problems
- The 2 sites are located on high points separated by a low point.
GENERAL INFORMATION
- Which applications and websites should I use?
JVmalin
Azalys network
REMI (interurban mobility network) of the CVL Region.